Germany Sizzles at 41.5°C as Europe’s Heatwave Moves East

Germany has hit a new all-time high of 41.5°C in the eastern town of Drewitz, surpassing yesterday’s record and awaiting final verification by the national weather service. The intense heatwave has pushed eastward across Europe, bringing unprecedented highs to Denmark, Switzerland and the Czech Republic. Millions remain under red and amber heat alerts in Poland, Hungary, Romania and Moldova. Hospitals in France and Italy report a surge in heat-related admissions and multiple fatalities. Drought has driven water levels in Italy’s River Po to historic lows and fueled a rise in wildfires in France. Authorities warn of infrastructure risks from buckling roads and rail tracks. Experts are urging residents to use water responsibly and avoid peak sun hours.

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