Please agree to our privacy policy to enable news listening. (Central News Agency, Copenhagen, comprehensive foreign news report on the 27th) Denmark broke the historical high temperature record twice today, reaching a maximum of 37.0 degrees Celsius. This heat wave also swept across Europe. Germany and the Czech Republic also set new high temperature records, both exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. AFP and Reuters reported that the Danish Meteorological Institute, DMI) posted a message on the social platform Rasmus Stoltze Hansen, a meteorologist at the Danish Meteorological Institute, pointed out that in the afternoon, new record highs of 37.0 degrees were measured in Beldringe, north of Odens, and Odum, north of Aarhus. Denmark’s previous high temperature record was 36.4 degrees set in August 1975. TV2 meteorological expert Peter Tanev said that for many years scientists have expected that this record will eventually be refreshed. “We are well aware that there is such a risk, and one of the factors behind it is global warming.” He also said that extreme heat waves have now become a part of the European summer, and Denmark is naturally not immune. “The question now is, how long will this record last? It is very likely that it will only be a matter of time before Denmark breaks through 40 degrees.” ● Following France and the UK, Germany and the Czech Republic also set records. This deadly heat wave continues to wreak havoc in Europe. AFP analysis pointed out that nearly 200 million people are expected to face high temperatures exceeding 35 degrees today. This unprecedented heat has caused high temperature records in various countries to be rewritten one after another. In addition to Germany, the Czech Republic and Denmark setting new historical records today, France, the United Kingdom and Switzerland also set new highs earlier this week. In Germany, Mockern-Drewitz in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt measured 41.5 degrees Celsius today, breaking the record of 41.3 degrees set the previous day in the western border city of Saarbruecken. In the Czech Republic, a preliminary observation value of 40.8 degrees Celsius was measured in the area north of Prague this afternoon, setting a new high. (Compiled by: Cai Jiamin) 1150628 Support the Central News Agency’s choice to stand with the facts. Every donation you make is a small amount of sponsorship to protect press freedom. Download the Central News Agency’s “First-hand News” APP to get the latest news in real time. The text, pictures and audio and video of this website may not be reproduced, publicly broadcast or publicly transmitted and used without authorization.
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