Poland hits record heat as Europe’s heatwave moves east
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Poland logged its hottest temperature on record—40.5°C in Słubice and 40.3°C in Toruń—smashing the previous mark as a Europe-wide heatwave moves east; most of the country topped 35°C with forecasts of more extreme heat into Monday and potential storms, while scientists say such events are becoming more likely due to climate change, with cooling expected from Tuesday.
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