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#13900341

29 Jun 2026

The Moon rises behind the Dom Tower in Utrecht, Netherlands, on June 28, 2026, just a few days before the full moon phase. Last week, the Netherlands experienced an extreme heatwave, with temperatures approaching 40?C and widespread heat warnings in effect. Conditions have since cooled significantly, as Atlantic air has moved in, bringing more moderate temperatures across the country.

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29 Jun 2026

The Moon rises behind the Dom Tower in Utrecht, Netherlands, on June 28, 2026, just a few days before the full moon phase. Last week, the Netherlands experienced an extreme heatwave, with temperatures approaching 40?C and widespread heat warnings in effect. Conditions have since cooled significantly, as Atlantic air has moved in, bringing more moderate temperatures across the country.

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29 Jun 2026

The Moon rises behind the Dom Tower in Utrecht, Netherlands, on June 28, 2026, just a few days before the full moon phase. Last week, the Netherlands experienced an extreme heatwave, with temperatures approaching 40?C and widespread heat warnings in effect. Conditions have since cooled significantly, as Atlantic air has moved in, bringing more moderate temperatures across the country.

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29 Jun 2026

The Moon rises behind the Dom Tower in Utrecht, Netherlands, on June 28, 2026, just a few days before the full moon phase. Last week, the Netherlands experienced an extreme heatwave, with temperatures approaching 40?C and widespread heat warnings in effect. Conditions have since cooled significantly, as Atlantic air has moved in, bringing more moderate temperatures across the country.

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29 Jun 2026

The Moon rises behind the Dom Tower in Utrecht, Netherlands, on June 28, 2026, just a few days before the full moon phase. Last week, the Netherlands experienced an extreme heatwave, with temperatures approaching 40?C and widespread heat warnings in effect. Conditions have since cooled significantly, as Atlantic air has moved in, bringing more moderate temperatures across the country.

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29 Jun 2026

The Moon rises behind the Dom Tower in Utrecht, Netherlands, on June 28, 2026, just a few days before the full moon phase. Last week, the Netherlands experienced an extreme heatwave, with temperatures approaching 40?C and widespread heat warnings in effect. Conditions have since cooled significantly, as Atlantic air has moved in, bringing more moderate temperatures across the country.

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29 Jun 2026

The Moon rises behind the Dom Tower in Utrecht, Netherlands, on June 28, 2026, just a few days before the full moon phase. Last week, the Netherlands experienced an extreme heatwave, with temperatures approaching 40?C and widespread heat warnings in effect. Conditions have since cooled significantly, as Atlantic air has moved in, bringing more moderate temperatures across the country.

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29 Jun 2026

The Moon rises in Utrecht, Netherlands, on June 28, 2026, a few days before the full moon phase. Last week, the Netherlands experienced an extreme heatwave, with temperatures approaching 40?C and widespread heat warnings in effect. Conditions have since cooled significantly, as Atlantic air has moved in, bringing more moderate temperatures across the country.

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#13899358

28 Jun 2026

People are seen cooling off at a spray mist fountain in Warsaw, Poland on 27 June, 2026. A severe heatwave gripping Europe since June 20 — described as the worst on record — is causing deaths, infrastructure damage, and widespread disruption across the continent. Temperatures have broken June records in France and Britain, with Paris reaching 40.9°C, while Italy braces for readings above 40°C into the weekend. Driven by an "Omega block" weather pattern and made far more likely by climate change, the heat is expected to shift toward central Europe and the Balkans by month's end.

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#13899359

28 Jun 2026

People are seen cooling off at a spray mist fountain in Warsaw, Poland on 27 June, 2026. A severe heatwave gripping Europe since June 20 — described as the worst on record — is causing deaths, infrastructure damage, and widespread disruption across the continent. Temperatures have broken June records in France and Britain, with Paris reaching 40.9°C, while Italy braces for readings above 40°C into the weekend. Driven by an "Omega block" weather pattern and made far more likely by climate change, the heat is expected to shift toward central Europe and the Balkans by month's end.

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#13899360

28 Jun 2026

People are seen cooling off at a spray mist fountain in Warsaw, Poland on 27 June, 2026. A severe heatwave gripping Europe since June 20 — described as the worst on record — is causing deaths, infrastructure damage, and widespread disruption across the continent. Temperatures have broken June records in France and Britain, with Paris reaching 40.9°C, while Italy braces for readings above 40°C into the weekend. Driven by an "Omega block" weather pattern and made far more likely by climate change, the heat is expected to shift toward central Europe and the Balkans by month's end.

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28 Jun 2026

People are seen cooling off at a spray mist fountain in Warsaw, Poland on 27 June, 2026. A severe heatwave gripping Europe since June 20 — described as the worst on record — is causing deaths, infrastructure damage, and widespread disruption across the continent. Temperatures have broken June records in France and Britain, with Paris reaching 40.9°C, while Italy braces for readings above 40°C into the weekend. Driven by an "Omega block" weather pattern and made far more likely by climate change, the heat is expected to shift toward central Europe and the Balkans by month's end.

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28 Jun 2026

People are seen cooling off at a spray mist fountain in Warsaw, Poland on 27 June, 2026. A severe heatwave gripping Europe since June 20 — described as the worst on record — is causing deaths, infrastructure damage, and widespread disruption across the continent. Temperatures have broken June records in France and Britain, with Paris reaching 40.9°C, while Italy braces for readings above 40°C into the weekend. Driven by an "Omega block" weather pattern and made far more likely by climate change, the heat is expected to shift toward central Europe and the Balkans by month's end.

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28 Jun 2026

In Warsaw, Poland on 27 June, 2026. A severe heatwave gripping Europe since June 20 — described as the worst on record — is causing deaths, infrastructure damage, and widespread disruption across the continent. Temperatures have broken June records in France and Britain, with Paris reaching 40.9°C, while Italy braces for readings above 40°C into the weekend. Driven by an "Omega block" weather pattern and made far more likely by climate change, the heat is expected to shift toward central Europe and the Balkans by month's end.

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28 Jun 2026

A woman drinks from a plastic water bottle in Warsaw, Poland on 27 June, 2026. A severe heatwave gripping Europe since June 20 — described as the worst on record — is causing deaths, infrastructure damage, and widespread disruption across the continent. Temperatures have broken June records in France and Britain, with Paris reaching 40.9°C, while Italy braces for readings above 40°C into the weekend. Driven by an "Omega block" weather pattern and made far more likely by climate change, the heat is expected to shift toward central Europe and the Balkans by month's end.

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28 Jun 2026

People are seen cooling off at a spray mist fountain in Warsaw, Poland on 27 June, 2026. A severe heatwave gripping Europe since June 20 — described as the worst on record — is causing deaths, infrastructure damage, and widespread disruption across the continent. Temperatures have broken June records in France and Britain, with Paris reaching 40.9°C, while Italy braces for readings above 40°C into the weekend. Driven by an "Omega block" weather pattern and made far more likely by climate change, the heat is expected to shift toward central Europe and the Balkans by month's end.

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