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BS. There was no heatwave (which would formally need 5 days of temperatures above 30°C), and definitely not "high-30s" (they were below 35 °C, and usually just barely at 30°C). There were some heavy storms, but that's not exactly unusual in August (though usually they are less severe, the last years storms were bigger with more trees fallen). I'm reading about the "heatwave", but I can't see it. The longest streak of days with maximum temp of 30°C or more in July or August was 3, so far. The recent storms were actually caused by so called cold storm, and it's official, not by a "heatwave".
Rather the opposite, the amounts of clouds is rather high, which lowers temperature, and for example yesterdays Perseid meteor storm wasn't visible thanks to it.
The one unusual thing is that a couple of days with high temperatures is separated by a couple of days with low temperatures (like 20°C), and this pattern is repeating in summer. But average temperatures won't be high.