June and July were warmer than ever in Western Europe
For Germany, too, the data show that the southwest was significantly warmer than the northeast
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For Germany, too, the data show that the southwest was significantly warmer than the northeast. The previous maximum value of 20.89 degrees comes from July 2023. Particularly affected were the Seine, the Rhine and the Danube.
Furthermore, As in June and partly in May, it was drier in July in many regions than on average. 06.08.2026 | 0:44 min Worldwide the second warmest June For Europe as a whole, last month was only the eleventh warmest July with an average temperature of 20.49 degrees. However, Copernicus points to a pronounced temperature gradient from West to Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, where it was much cooler.
In addition, Last month was 1.47 degrees globally above the pre-industrial July level. The data used by Copernicus dates back to 1950, and some earlier data are also available.
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For Germany, too, the data show that the southwest was significantly warmer than the northeast.
reliability moderate2/4 sourcesThe previous maximum value of 20.89 degrees comes from July 2023.
reliability moderate2/4 sourcesParticularly affected were the Seine, the Rhine and the Danube.
reliability moderate2/4 sourcesAs in June and partly in May, it was drier in July in many regions than on average.
reliability moderate2/4 sources06.08.2026 | 0:44 min Worldwide the second warmest June For Europe as a whole, last month was only the eleventh warmest July with an average temperature of 20.49 degrees.
reliability moderate2/5 sourcesHowever, Copernicus points to a pronounced temperature gradient from West to Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, where it was much cooler.
reliability moderate2/5 sourcesLast month was 1.47 degrees globally above the pre-industrial July level.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesThe data used by Copernicus dates back to 1950, and some earlier data are also available.
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06.08.2026 | 0:44 min Worldwide the second warmest June For Europe as a whole, last month was with an average temperature of 20.49 degrees..
omitted byCentercovered byLeft sidePublic / AgenciesLast month was 1.47 degrees globally above the pre-industrial July level.
omitted byCentercovered byLeft sidePublic / AgenciesRecord holder remains the July 2023 with, according to then data, 16.95 degrees.
omitted byCentercovered byLeft sidePublic / AgenciesThe data used by Copernicus dates back to 1950, and some earlier data are also available.
omitted byCentercovered byLeft sidePublic / AgenciesThis was 2.79 degrees above the long-term June average from 1991 to 2020.
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