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  1. Human emissions of heat-trapping gases are causing trapped hot air, leading to record temperatures and heat waves.
  2. Britain and France simultaneously experienced record-breaking heat waves due to high-pressure systems and greenhouse gases.
  3. A high-pressure system trapped hot air in France starting May 27, 2026.

Regional authorities in Saint-Étienne and Île-de-France imposed speed limits and reduced limits due to heatwave and air quality issues.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 27
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Regional authorities in Saint-Étienne and Île-de-France imposed speed limits and reduced limits due to heatwave and air quality issues.

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