New Heat Record of 40.5°C Set in Poland

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Poland broke its historical heat record on June 28 with temperatures reaching 40.5°C.
The record was measured in the town of Słubice, located in the western part of the country.
This event marks the hottest day in Poland's recorded history, according to the IMGW meteorological institute.
Videos show extreme heat effects, including cooking eggs on the sidewalk.
The high temperatures are part of a larger heatwave affecting the region.

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