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July 2026 recorded as the second hottest July globally

Average temperatures in Western Europe reached record levels, significantly higher than historical averages.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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July 2026 was recorded as the second hottest month globally, according to reports. The average temperature in Western Europe reached 21.62°C, which is 2.79°C above the historical average.

This temperature increase has intensified wildfires in several regions of Europe, leading to heightened concern over extreme weather conditions across the continent.

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