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Andorra just shattered its own heatwave record this summer, hitting five extreme heat events between June and July — more than ever before. These weren’t fleeting spikes either: they added up to 26 scorching days, smashing the old mark of 17 from 2022 and 2023. With summer still underway, it’s already the hottest on record for the Principality. Since 2017, every summer has seen at least one heatwave — a clear sign of climate change in action. July alone was the hottest July ever recorded, nearly half a degree warmer than last year and 4.3 degrees above average. Experts warn these numbers are worse than predicted, signaling major shifts in weather patterns as officials brace for what’s ahead.

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