Germany logs highest temperature on record for third consecutive day, now at 41.7 degrees Celsius (107.06 degrees Fahrenheit)

high · Deutsche Welle · 28 Jun 2026 · 14:47 UTC · Climate Collapse · 1 min read

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For the third consecutive day, the DWD German Weather Service has reported a record temperature measurement. The worst of the heat is moving east and it should start cooling soon. DW has more.

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