On Austrian Record only 0.2 Degrees Were Missing!
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The heat wave set new standards in Austria on Friday: at 40.3 degrees a new nationwide July record was set up in Wieselburg (NÖ). For the all-time record only 0.2 degrees were missing! All reports for the hottest day of the year so far are available in the "Krone" ticker for rereading. 40 degrees and more! The heat check shows where it could become particularly hot in the coming days: (function () { "use strict"; var DATA = {"generated_at":"2026…
Austria on Friday recorded temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius for the first time in its history in July, with Wieselburg in Lower Austria recording 40.3 degrees, according to meteorologists. The Tauernwetter portal noted that the Alpine republic has recorded temperatures above 40 degrees four times so far, in August 2013 and twice this June.
Vienna - Austria recorded temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius in July for the first time in its history, with Wieselburg in Lower Austria recording 40.3 degrees, according to meteorologists. The Tauernwetter portal, which describes itself as an independent meteorological service and is referenced by Austrian media, including the Heute portal, noted that the Alpine republic has recorded temperatures above 40 degrees four times so far, in August…
On the last day of the month, the Austrian record for the highest temperature ever recorded in July was broken: On Friday, 40.3 degrees were measured at the Wieselburg station, breaking the old July record.
WIESELBURG. On the last day of the month, the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in July was broken: Geosphere Austria announced that 40.3 degrees were measured on Friday afternoon at the Wieselburg measurement point in Lower Austria.
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