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  1. Europe has been experiencing a heatwave since May 27, marked by record-breaking high temperatures.

Early heat wave affected parts of Europe, reaching record temperatures of 36 C.

35 reports, 18 independent Updated Aug 25
Gone quiet Reached 15 outlets in its first 24 hours
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Early heat wave affected parts of Europe, reaching record temperatures of 36 C.

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  1. Atmospheric circulation shifts are driving intense heatwaves in Europe.1 source
  2. Heatwave caused a grass fire in the city of Edinburgh.Sub-event
  3. Europe is dealing with a heatwave that began on May 27, featuring record-breaking temperatures.1 source
  4. Heatwave in Europe led to water shortages, record temperatures, and energy market anomalies.1 source
  5. Edinburgh was affected by the early heatwave in Europe, reaching 36 C.1 source

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