Central and eastern Europe is experiencing an extreme heatwave that has broken temperature records in several countries, extending widespread health and environmental risks. Germany reported consecutive all-time highs, while the Czech Republic and Denmark also saw record temperatures. Estimates said tens of millions of people are facing sweltering conditions above 35°C. Meteorological agencies linked the spell to a slow-moving high-pressure “heat dome,” and warned it could have major impacts on health, ecosystems, and daily life even as it shifts across the region.
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