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significant temperature record has fallen amid Europe’s intense, multi-day
heatwave.
The scorching temperatures shifted to eastern Europe over
the weekend after beginning in Spain, France and the U.K. early last week.
On Sunday, the German weather service Deutscher Wetterdienst
announced that a new all-time hot temperature record was confirmed for the
country. At 3:40 p.m. local time, Kitzingen, Germany reached a scorching high
temperature of 104.5 degrees (40.3 degrees Celsius), breaking the old national
temperature record of 104.4 degrees (40.2 degrees Celsius) which was previously
set in 1983 and twice in 2003.
Read The Washington
Post story - “Germany reaches new all-time hottest temperature during Europe heatwave”.
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