Heat wave in Southern Europe.
Why observing new temperature records doesn't mean much.
What are heat waves and how do they happen?
A heat wave is a prolonged period of abnormally high temperatures, often accompanied by high humidity. The exact definition of a heat wave varies depending on the location and climate, but generally, it is defined as a period of at least two or three consecutive days with maximum temperatures that are significa…
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