The current heat wave in France becomes the second longest ever recorded
"With an ITN (National Thermal Indicator, Temperature Average on 30 Reference Stations, NDLR) final at 24.5 °C for the day of Tuesday 18..
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"With an ITN (National Thermal Indicator, Temperature Average at 30 Reference Stations, NDLR) final at 24.5°C for Tuesday, August 18, we are 22 days in heat wave, 2nd provisional since 1947," the national forecaster told AFP. The record for the longest heat wave in France was reached in July 1983 with 23 days. This wave is longer than in July 2006 (21 days).
Furthermore, The rain made its arrival in the Northwest, with rainfall expected at the end of the day in Île-de-France.
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"With an ITN (National Thermal Indicator, Temperature Average at 30 Reference Stations, NDLR) final at 24.5°C for Tuesday, August 18, we are 22 days in heat wave, 2nd provisional since 1947," the national forecaster told AFP.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe record for the longest heat wave in France was reached in July 1983 with 23 days.
reliability low1/2 sourcesWith 22 days of near-general heat on the country, the current heat wave in Hexagon becomes the second longest ever recorded, announced Wednesday 19 August Météo France.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis wave is longer than in July 2006 (21 days).
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The rain made its arrival in the Northwest, with rainfall expected at the end of the day in Île-de-France.
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