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Heat wave blasting Europe is the worst ever recorded, researchers say

Europe is facing its worst ever recorded heat wave, with researchers linking the extreme temperatures to fossil fuel emissions.

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The heat wave that struck Europe was the worst ever recorded, with temperatures breaking national records and causing public events to be halted. The extreme weather was attributed to an "omega block" weather pattern and the effects of climate change, with scientists warning of more frequent deadly heatwaves in the future.

The heat prompted residents in affected cities to seek refuge in cooling centers.

Epilogue added 19d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

A severe heat wave is affecting Europe, prompting residents in Paris to utilize cooling centers. Coverage from The Detroit News notes that homes in London and Paris were not built to handle such heat.

Bloomberg and Fortune report on a study indicating that Europe is warming twice as fast as the global average. World Weather Attribution states that fossil fuel emissions have rapidly worsened these heat waves over a few decades, while Fortune notes that such warming would be impossible without climate change.

Future focus remains on the disparity between European warming rates and the global average, as well as the impact of fossil fuel emissions on regional weather patterns.

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Quick answers

How is Europe's warming rate compared to the rest of the world?

According to Bloomberg and Fortune, Europe is warming twice as fast as the world average.

What has contributed to the worsening of European heat waves?

World Weather Attribution states that fossil fuel emissions have rapidly worsened these events over a few decades.

How are residents in Paris responding to the heat?

Yahoo reports that Parisians are escaping the heat by going to cooling centers.

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