On July 19, temperatures in Germany are expected to reach 40 degrees. RTL and Sat.1 special programs are also planned for the heat wave.
In a large part of Germany, people will be exposed to “strong thermal stress” in the coming days, reports the German Weather Service. Accordingly, the “temporary peak of the heat wave” will be reached on July 19. Widespread maximum values of around 34 to 38 degrees are expected, so locally in the west and south-west even up to 40 degrees can be measured. RTL and Sat.1 have announced that they will broadcast special programs on Tuesday.
Special programs on TV
The “Sat.1 special. Heat wave in Germany” can be seen from 8:15 p.m. and should last 20 minutes. “Where is the water scarce? […] And what does the current heat have to do with climate change?” These and other questions should be answered in the special broadcast with moderator Claudia von Brauchitsch (47). In addition, the broadcaster would like to give recommendations on how citizens can better cope with the temperatures. Subsequent broadcasts will be postponed accordingly. “Navy CIS: Hawaii” is scheduled to start around 8:35 p.m.
Also from 8:15 p.m. the competitor shows the “RTL Aktuell Spezial: Heat in Europe – Germany is sweating”. In the 15-minute special, moderator Peter Kloeppel (63) receives, among others, Bernd Fuchs, the broadcaster’s weather expert. They will talk about possible heat records and also take a look at southern Europe, where devastating forest fires are raging. “The King of the Children’s Heads” then runs from 8:30 p.m.
