Hungary extends highest-level heat alert until midnight Friday as a severe heatwave continues, straining the Paks nuclear plant near critical Danube water levels and fueling ~100 wildfires daily nationwide.
Hungarian authorities extended the country's highest-level, third-tier heat alert until midnight Friday as forecasts show a severe heatwave persisting across Hungary. The Paks nuclear plant's last operating turbine continued to function near critical Danube water levels, while firefighters responded to about 100 outdoor fires daily amid elevated wildfire risk.
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