Weather tracker: Heatwave on course to tip temperatures over 40C in Germany and Poland
Workers drinking water during high temperatures in Frankfurt, Germany. Photograph: Michael Probst/APView image in fullscreenWorkers drinking water during high temperatures in Frankfurt, Germany. Photograph: Michael Probst/APWeather trackerExtreme heatAnalysisWeather tracker: Heatwave on course to tip temperatures over 40C in Germany and PolandJames Michelin for MetDeskExtreme heat continues to impact daily life – and sporting events – across Europe.
- ▪Workers drinking water during high temperatures in Frankfurt, Germany.
- ▪Photograph: Michael Probst/APView image in fullscreenWorkers drinking water during high temperatures in Frankfurt, Germany.
- ▪Photograph: Michael Probst/APWeather trackerExtreme heatAnalysisWeather tracker: Heatwave on course to tip temperatures over 40C in Germany and PolandJames Michelin for MetDeskExtreme heat continues to impact daily life – and sporting event
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Workers drinking water during high temperatures in Frankfurt, Germany. Photograph: Michael Probst/APView image in fullscreenWorkers drinking water during high temperatures in Frankfurt, Germany. Photograph: Michael Probst/APWeather trackerExtreme heatAnalysisWeather tracker: Heatwave on course to tip temperatures over 40C in Germany and PolandJames Michelin for MetDeskExtreme heat continues to impact daily life – and sporting events – across Europe. Plus, a tornado in RussiaFri 26 Jun 2026 04.22 EDTLast modified on Fri 26 Jun 2026 04.23 EDTShareTemperatures are forecast to rise dramatically in parts of central and northern Europe this weekend as the intense heatwave continues.
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