Oranienburg, Germany, experienced one of its hottest days of the year on July 2, 2025, with temperatures reaching a staggering 50°C in some areas. This extreme heat is part of a widespread heatwave affecting large parts of Germany and other European countries.
Measurements taken across Oranienburg revealed significant heat levels. The parking lot opposite the castle recorded 45°C, while the Louise-Henriette monument registered 40°C. The Havel promenade reached 43°C, and the Oranienburg train station hit the peak temperature of 50°C.
In response to the ongoing heatwave, the city of Oranienburg is taking proactive measures. A public information and discussion event, themed "Heat Protection is Population Protection," is scheduled for July 3, 2025, to address climate change adaptation strategies and ensure the well-being of residents. The city aims to enhance its resilience to extreme weather events and safeguard the quality of life for its citizens.