Heatwave sets new records in northern and central Europe
Europe experienced a record-breaking heatwave causing temperatures to reach as high as 41.5°C in Germany and 40.8°C in the Czech Republic, with over 150 million people now facing temperatures above 35°C. The heatwave, caused by a persistent high-pressure system, has led to health emergencies and linked deaths across several countries. Scientists attribute this extreme weather to climate change, which has made such early summer heatwaves more likely. The heat is expected to continue into the coming days, with some relief anticipated later in the week.
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