Western Europe has recorded its hottest June and July on record, with significant drought affecting large areas of the region. Soil moisture levels are unusually low, and major rivers are experiencing reduced water flow. Meteorologists indicate that a strengthening El Nino could contribute to further increases in global temperatures later this year.
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Western Europe experiences record high temperatures in June and July
Western Europe has reported the hottest June and July on record, leading to drought conditions across the region. Soil moisture is low, and major rivers are running low, with potential for increased temperatures due to a strengthening El Nino.
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