Portugal recorded its highest-ever June temperature of 46.6 degrees Celsius (115.9 degrees Fahrenheit) on Sunday, the national weather service said Tuesday.
The scorching high was registered at Mora about 100 kilometres (60 miles) east of Lisbon. The previous June high of 44.9C was recorded in 2017 in the southwestern town of Alcacer do Sal. The weather service added that 37 percent of its monitoring stations recorded temperatures higher than 40 degrees Celsius on Sunday.
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