Spain has just logged its hottest April on record, with the average temperature reaching 15.1°C, following its wettest January and February in 47 years.
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Spain has just logged its hottest April on record, with the average temperature reaching 15.1°C, following its wettest January and February in 47 years.
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Spain has just logged its hottest April on record, with the average temperature reaching 15.1°C, following its wettest January and February in 47 years.
Worsening extreme weather can also threaten lives and livelihoods in immediate ways.
Spain just logged its hottest April on record as heat surges before summer
Heat arriving this early is a major warning sign.
Yahoo News (www.yahoo.com)
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Spain has just logged its hottest April on record, with the average temperature reaching 15.1°C, following its wettest January and February in 47 years.
@greenpeace Spain is always in the news for all the wrong reasons.
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Worsening extreme weather can also threaten lives and livelihoods in immediate ways.
Spain just logged its hottest April on record as heat surges before summer
Heat arriving this early is a major warning sign.
Yahoo News (www.yahoo.com)
It's the #ClimateApocalypse stupid! @greenpeace
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