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entral and eastern
Europe are in the grips of a record-breaking heat wave, that may persist for at
least another week to ten days.
A number of locations in Germany set all-time highs last
Friday and more records are likely to fall over the coming days, particularly
in eastern Europe.
The heat wave commenced late last week. On Friday, Weather
Underground meteorologist Bob Henson reported Berlin was among more than 100
towns and cities in Germany that tied or broke all-time record highs. Berlin
hit 102 degrees (38.9 Celsius) breaking its previous hottest temperature of
101.5 degrees (38.6 Celsius).
Read The Washington
Post story - “Central and eastern Europe simmering in historic heat wave”.
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