Highest yearly temperature reach registered by weather service
Sizzling Heat Smash Records in Germany! 🚀
Germany's mercury hit a high of 35.5°C at Kitzingen, shattering records and setting the stage for more blazing temperatures! According to meteorological reports, this scorching heatwave won't be dethroned on the following day or for the next few days.
A meteorologist from the German Weather Service (DWD) gushed, "This record-breaking temperature in Kitzingen won't be beaten this weekend. It's set to stand for a good while!"
With erratic weather upon us, the DWD estimates that only a few regions might reach just over 30°C, primarily in the southwest. However, the sweltering heatwave is expected to wane after a few days.
While the exact highest temperature recorded in Germany this year isn't mentioned in the official records, Germany has a history of enduring heatwaves, especially during the summer months, following the broader European heat trends.
The previous record for Germany's highest temperature, a scorching 40.3°C, was set in Geilenkirchen on July 5, 2019. However, for the current year, the exact figure remains elusive in official data. Stay tuned for updates on Germany's 2022 climate game!
In the grand scheme of things, predictions for the coming years suggest that Germany, like many European countries, might continue to see record-breaking heatwaves, with temperatures potentially climbing to 40°C during the summer of 2025. Though these forecasts are still up in the air and subject to change.
So, grab your sunglasses and sunscreen, folks! Let's ride this wave of super-heated summer fun! 🌞🌴🏖️
Despite the expected decrease in temperatures after a few days, the German Weather Service (DWD) forecasts that more regions might still experience heatwave conditions, with temperatures nearing 30°C. However, the intense weather seen currently, with record-breaking temperatures, is not expected to be broken in the near future.
