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Dublin just recorded its hottest-ever June (and 13 other places also broke temperature records)

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Kate Henshaw
Dublin just recorded its hottest-ever June (and 13 other places also broke temperature records)
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Dublin and several other Irish locations recorded their hottest June on record, with temperatures reaching as high as 32.2°C. Scientists attribute the severity of the European heatwave to climate change, noting it would have been nearly impossible without it.

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The record-breaking temperatures and associated excess deaths highlight the accelerating impact of climate change on European weather patterns.

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LAST MONTH WAS the hottest June on record in Dublin according to Met Éireann’s new climate statement.

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The article reports on meteorological data and scientific consensus regarding climate change without using loaded political language.

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