Meteorologists have warned that parts of Europe are entering a “flash flood season” after a hot summer. This summer has been a “grim illustration” of man-made climate change, the European Commission said in June, as much of the continent sweltered in its third heatwave of the year. July and August brought little relief, but brought with them extreme heat that scientists say would be virtually impossible without the burning of fossil fuels.
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Meteorologists have warned that parts of Europe are entering a “flash flood season” after a hot summer. This summer has been a “grim illustration” of man-made climate change, the European Commission said in June, as much of the continent sweltered in its third heatwave of the year. July and August brought little relief, but brought with them extreme heat that scientists say would be virtually impossible without the burning of fossil fuels.