This year's summer will be warmer than usual for most of Europe, The Weathe...
OSLO - This year’s summer will be warmer than usual for most of Europe, The Weather Company said in a report on Monday, with rainfall mostly being above average levels during the months of June and July.
“Although there is significant divergence in the various raw climate model output for summer, the calibrated versions ... are both indicating widespread warmth this summer, especially across central and eastern Europe,” it said.
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