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Global ocean temperatures, Western European heatwaves set new records

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How the narrative developed 32 stories

  1. Aug 11
  2. Developing

    UK weather: Summer 2026 on course to be hottest on record, says Met Office

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  3. Running 1m

    ‘Chronic’ heat risk in Europe draws warning from Swiss Re

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  4. Running 3h

    A 5th Summer Heat Wave Will Hit Europe This Week. Here’s What to Know.

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  5. Aug 10
  6. Running 1m

    UK wildfires hit record levels in July as drought and heatwave spark warnings

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  7. Running 10h

    Heatwaves threaten Britain’s ‘worst food security crisis in decades’, analysts warn

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  8. Running 1h

    Europe pays the price in a summer where heat went off the charts

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  9. Running 18h

    The U.S. just had its hottest month in recorded history, surpassing Dust Bowl record » Yale Climate Connections

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  10. Running 2m

    Weather latest: Nearly three-quarters of England now in 'flash drought' - as fifth heatwave of summer set to hit

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  11. Running 3h

    US records hottest month as relentless July heat shatters records

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  12. Running 19h

    Nearly 70 percent of France under water restrictions amid record heat

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  13. Running 7h

    U.K. and France prepare for another heat wave as western Europe sets new temperature record

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  14. Running 1m

    State of the Climate in 2025: Takeaways from North America

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  15. Running 1m

    Persistent and record-breaking ocean warming in the South Pacific during 2023-2024: a new study uncovers the drivers

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  16. Running 1d

    Europe battles wildfires and braces for another summer heatwave

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  17. Running 12m

    Europe’s Fifth Heat Wave Risks Straining Rivers, Power and Crops

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  18. Running 20h

    Heat health alerts coming into force as UK braces for fifth heatwave

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  19. ClimateDeveloping

    UK braces for fifth heatwave as amber alerts cover nearly all England

    Met Office warns of extreme 38C temperatures Thursday; summer 2026 on course to be hottest on record.

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    Red weather alerts expected - with temperatures set to pass 36C in fifth heatwave - and more areas on cusp of declaring drought | LBC

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  21. Aug 9
  22. ClimateRunning 8h

    Marine heatwaves intensify as July sets sea temperature records

    Copernicus data shows ocean warming accelerating, with climate change impacts visible in real time.

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  23. Running 7h

    Hong Kong records hottest day ever as Typhoon Dolphin fuels heatwave

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  24. ClimateRunning 1d

    UK braces for fifth heatwave as Met Office weighs rare red heat warning

    Temperatures forecast to hit 36C this week, deepening drought and water restrictions across England and Wales.

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  25. Running 7h

    During heatwaves, 'significant deterioration in physiological and cognitive functions occurs'

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  26. Running 1d

    Heatwaves affect mental health in teenagers: Every 1°C rise in temperature linked to a 1% increase in ris

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  27. Aug 8
  28. ClimateRunning 2d

    UK drought spreads as seventh consecutive week brings minimal rainfall

    More areas of England face drought status as a heatwave builds with no significant rain forecast.

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    ‘Green and Pleasant’ No More, England Turns a Parched Brown

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  30. Running 1h

    Alarming charts that reveal a planet in peril – as experts warn record-breaking heatwaves are just the start

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  31. Running 1d

    “Fire Climate”: Hot, Dry, Windy Days Are Becoming Common, Making Wildfires Harder to Control

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  32. Aug 7
  33. Running 2d

    Western Europe faces unprecedented drought, threatening human activity and ecosystems

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  34. ClimateRunning 4d

    Global ocean temperatures, Western European heatwaves set new records

    July 2026 marks hottest month for global seas on record; Western Europe endures fourth consecutive heatwave with record June-July temperatures, drought, and wildfires.

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  35. ClimateRunning 3d

    Reuters Report: This Summer's Heatwaves Exposed Real Economic Cost of Climate Change in Europe

    A Reuters dispatch from Frankfurt argues sweltering 2026 heatwaves have turned climate change from a future worry into an immediate, costly hit to Europe's economy.

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  36. Aug 5
  37. ClimateRunning 4d

    Super El Niño threatens 50M into acute hunger, worst in 70 years

    Rapidly intensifying Pacific weather system expected to push millions into food insecurity across Global South by late 2027.

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  38. Jun 23
  39. ClimateRunning 48d

    Khan condemns climate denial as European heatwaves kill thousands

    London mayor Sadiq Khan argues climate denial voices are "deadly" as record heat sweeps Europe; scientists warn of political failures.

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