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Europe’s heat wave is the worst on record, researchers find

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By Laura Millan Verified, Olivia Rudgard Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
The heat wave searing much of Europe is officially the most severe ever recorded in the region, according to a study published on Friday. Researchers at World Weather Attribution, who looked at heat and humidity levels during both the day and night during three consecutive days in the month of June, found that temperatures were between 9 and 21 degrees Fahrenheit above the seasonal averages across France, Germany, Italy, Spain and southern England.
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Зошто Европа се загрева двојно побрзо од светскиот просек?

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By Joe Wertz, Laura Millan Verified
| Bloomberg Adria Verified
Европа се справува со нова климатска реалност, бидејќи екстремната жештина веќе не е ретка појава. Два жешки топлотни бранови во мај и јуни поставија температурни рекорди низ Франција, Германија, Шпанија и Велика Британија. На некои места, живата се искачи над 40°C . Овие жешки услови, кои пристигнаа многу пред пикот на летото, беа предизвикани од област со висок притисок, позната како топлотна купола, која се наоѓа над Европа и го заробува топлиот воздух под неа.
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Europe’s heat wave is the worst on record, researchers find

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By Laura Millan Verified, Olivia Rudgard Bloomberg
| The Seattle Times Verified
The heat wave searing much of Europe is officially the most severe ever recorded in the region, according to a study published Friday. Researchers at World Weather Attribution, who looked at heat and humidity levels during both the day and night during three consecutive days in the month of June, found that temperatures were between 9 F and 21.6 F above the seasonal averages across France, Germany, Italy, Spain and southern England.
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