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Western Europe just shattered June-July temperature records, fueled by relentless heatwaves since May — triggering wildfires, droughts, and deadly heat-related deaths. Globally, 2025 is on track to be the third hottest year ever, but with El Niño amplifying human-caused warming, scientists warn 2026 could become the hottest year on record. July ocean temperatures outside the poles hit an all-time high, driven by Pacific El Niño conditions, while global air temps tied for second warmest. Experts blame stubborn high-pressure systems and parched ground that can’t cool itself — a vicious cycle proving climate change is supercharging extreme heat events.

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