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Heat wave in the Erding district: Dangerous temperatures expected!
The Erding district expects high heat loads on August 10, 2025. Special warnings for vulnerable groups follow.
Heat wave in the Erding district: Dangerous temperatures expected!
Next Sunday, August 10, 2025, the Erding district is expecting severe heat pollution, which could become a particular challenge, especially for older people and people in need of care. This reports ED Live.
According to the current forecasts, the heat will be particularly noticeable in the first few days of next week. No heat stress worthy of warning is expected for Monday, August 11th, but warnings of severe heat stress (level 1) will be issued from Tuesday, August 12th. A similar development is also likely for Wednesday and Thursday, while corresponding warnings must also be expected for Friday and Saturday. Temperatures worthy of warning are no longer expected for Sunday, August 17th.
Health risks
Heat stress poses a serious threat to human health, such as heatwarnings.de explained in detail. Vulnerable groups, such as older people, pregnant women, children and people with chronic previous illnesses, are particularly affected. Even without warnings displayed, sensitive people can suffer from heat stress. The German Weather Service issues heat warnings for days when heat poses health risks, and the criteria for this can be found in an FAQ on the website.
The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) has already pointed out that the heat in Germany is expected to increase in the next few decades due to climate change. This development could have a significant impact on people's well-being. Effective and preventive heat protection is therefore of great importance. Cooperation between different ministries and authorities is essential in order to be able to provide all the necessary information and develop suitable precautionary measures.
For current heat warnings and further information on thermal stress, you should also visit the German Weather Service website. This not only provides current warnings, but also an overview of the development of heat stress in the coming days.
Good monitoring and widespread education are crucial to protect the population and avoid negative health consequences caused by extreme heat meteorology.