The Copernicus Climate Change Service reported that June and July 2026 were the hottest months on record in Western Europe. The report indicates that historically low rainfall has exacerbated the climate situation in several countries in the region.
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Copernicus Climate Change Service reports June and July as hottest on record in Western Europe
The Copernicus Climate Change Service has declared June and July 2026 as the hottest months recorded in Western Europe. The report highlights that low rainfall levels have worsened the climate conditions in multiple countries.
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Copernicus Climate Change Service reports June and July as hottest on record in Western Europe