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The Globe and Mail·3 min read·medium

Europe gripped by heat wave as temperatures continue to soar

Europe gripped by heat wave as temperatures continue to soar
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A severe heat wave driven by an 'African anticyclone' is affecting much of Europe, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius. Authorities have issued red alerts across several countries as the heat dome persists.

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Extreme weather events in Europe underscore the increasing frequency and intensity of climate-related crises, impacting public health and infrastructure.

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The report relies on meteorological data and official government alerts, maintaining a factual and objective tone.

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