A new analysis by IHS economist Klaus Weyerstraß forecasts potentially significant economic damage to Austria from rising temperatures. Weyerstraß predicts a reduction in the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of three billion euros within the next three years due to increased heat stress. This forecast highlights the growing economic risks associated with climate change. The study suggests that the Austrian economy is vulnerable to disruptions caused by extreme weather events. Further research will be needed to determine the specific sectors most affected and to develop mitigation strategies. These projected losses emphasize the urgency of addressing climate change and investing in adaptation measures to safeguard Austria’s economic future. The findings underscore a broader trend of economic consequences linked to global warming.