Europe's scorching heatwave shows no signs of letting up as record temperatures soar across central and eastern regions. On Sunday, Germany, Czechia, Poland, and Hungary all reached unprecedented highs of over 40C, leaving residents reeling in the sweltering heat. In Poland's capital, Warsaw, the mercury is already at a sizzling 32C by 9am, with locals finding creative ways to beat the heat, such as cycling home with makeshift fans. As the heatwave continues to grip the continent, experts warn that these extreme temperatures are not normal, and the consequences of climate change are becoming increasingly evident.
Germany, Czechia, Poland and Hungary reached record temperatures of more than 40C on Sunday Good morning, or dzień dobry, from Warsaw, Poland as the heatwave that affected much of the continent last week continues to impact central and eastern Europe.It’s 9am local time and already 32C. I have seen two people cycling home with large fans, trying to get back before the heat hits the fan again. None of this is normal. Continue reading...
