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27 September 2017
Euro-Mediterranean heat summer 2017
The summer of 2017 saw extreme heat across Southern Europe, including the 'Lucifer' heat wave in early August. World Weather Attribution analysis indicates that human-induced climate change significantly increased the likelihood of these events. A summer as hot as 2017 is now estimated to have a 1 in 10 annual chance in the Euro-Mediterranean region and is projected to become normal weather by the middle of the century under continued greenhouse gas emissions.
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Themes: heat wave anthropogenic climate change extreme weather event greenhouse gas emissions forest fire
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climate modeling
World Weather Attribution
Document type: Research paper
Regions: Euro-Mediterranean region Southeastern Europe

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