Temperatures will peak at 35 deg C next Sunday in Frankfurt, almost 7 deg C above normal. Read more at straitstimes.com.
FRANKFURT – Heat will blanket large parts of Germany and the Alps through the weekend, depressing water levels in the Rhine and driving up energy demand for cooling in Europe’s biggest economy.
The heat will also take hold of parts of the Netherlands and south-western parts of Spain. Britain is forecast to stay cooler than usual through next week.
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