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July 26th 13, 08:41 AM
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[OT] Intense heat for Germany
This heat plume moving across Germany and eastern France this weekend is going to be a significant one. Maximum temperatures could be near July records. A couple of examples: Berlin's highest July (and indeed all-time) temperature is 38.8 deg C, and I expect the city to reach or slightly exceed 38 deg C on Sunday. Munich's is 37.1 deg C, and I'm forecasting at least 37 deg C for a maximum. Severe thunderstorms follow later Sunday/Monday with temperature moderating near normal but it looks like the whole process repeats Thu/Fri next week. Stephen. |
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