Germany and Poland brace for extreme heatwave

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Central and Eastern Europe are experiencing severe heat warnings.
Germany and Poland may face temperatures nearing 40°C this week.
The heatwave has already resulted in fatalities in Western Europe.
Other countries like Britain, France, and Switzerland are also affected.

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Much of Germany and Poland are currently facing extreme heat warnings as a significant heatwave sweeps across Central and Eastern Europe. On Saturday, temperatures in these regions are expected to reach close to 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit), continuing a trend of record-breaking highs seen earlier in Western Europe.

This weather phenomenon has already led to numerous heat-related incidents, with dozens of reported deaths in Western countries like France and the United Kingdom. In contrast, while parts of the UK are experiencing an amber warning for extreme heat, the conditions are significantly milder compared to the soaring temperatures forecasted for Germany and Poland. Authorities in these countries are warning citizens to take precautions as they prepare for the intense heat ahead.

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