Germany & Spain — State Meteorological Agency

Germany: Germany is bracing for sweltering conditions with temperatures expected to exceed 40C, leading to reduced train services, suspended trams, and warnings to conserve water. The heat has also caused infrastructure damage like buckling roads and forest fires.

Spain — State Meteorological Agency: Spain — State Meteorological Agency, Spain's national weather agency, reported record-breaking June temperatures, providing official weather data for the country.

Germany: Germany recorded 14,000 heat-related deaths, the highest on record, impacting public health and economy.

Spain — State Meteorological Agency: Spain's weather agency recorded high temperatures, supporting heatwave monitoring.

Germany: Germany estimated 9,800 heat-related deaths so far this year, reflecting the regional health crisis.

Spain — State Meteorological Agency: Spain's weather agency forecast extreme heat and fire danger, guiding response efforts.

Germany: Germany experienced a partial eclipse and was one of the countries where solar power output was significantly reduced, affecting its energy grid.

Spain — State Meteorological Agency: Spain — State Meteorological Agency issued heat alerts and wildfire risk warnings for the eclipse day, playing a key role in public safety.

Germany: Germany contributed to EU assistance for France.

Spain — State Meteorological Agency: Spain's weather agency warned of extreme fire danger and forecast another heatwave.