July 2022 was the third-warmest July on record, with parts of Europe experiencing extended and intense heatwaves, according to Europe’s Copernicus Climate Change Service.
Antarctic sea ice levels were the lowest for July ever, said Copernicus.
July 2022 was drier than usual across much of Europe, with some nations experiencing low precipitation records. This had an adverse effect on local economies, agriculture, and the risk of wildfires. In August, the weather is still unusually hot and dry.
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