Preliminary data from Germany’s weather service indicates the country has reached its hottest temperature on record, with further increases expected over the coming weekend.
By Europa Express27 Jun 2026 · 05:00 CETUpdated 27 Jun 2026 · 05:00 CET
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Core Briefing: Germany records highest ever temperature of 41.3C
Strategic Context: Preliminary data from Germany’s weather service indicates the country has reached its hottest temperature on record, with further increases expected over the coming weekend.
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According to The Local, Germany experienced its highest temperature ever recorded on Friday, reaching 41.3C. This figure is based on preliminary data provided by the national weather service.
As the heatwave continues, the country is bracing for the possibility of even higher temperatures throughout the weekend.