Marine heatwaves strike as climate change plays out ‘in front of our eyes’
📍 How it ended
Western Europe experienced record-breaking temperatures, with the region marking its third hottest year on record so far. The UK and France prepared for another heat wave as marine heatwaves struck amid a "super El Niño" event that spiked ocean temperatures to new records. The story quieted without further updates on August 11.
Epilogue added 5d ago, after coverage quieted.
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