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February was warmest on Portuguese mainland for 93 years. Portuguese forecasts for tomorrow, for example, point to temperatures in some areas potentially reaching 30ºC. Considering clocks haven’t even changed for ‘summer time’, this is way beyond anything

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February was warmest on Portuguese mainland for 93 years. Portuguese forecasts for tomorrow, for example, point to temperatures in some areas potentially reaching 30ºC. Considering clocks haven’t even changed for ‘summer time’, this is way beyond anything

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