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The World Meteorological Organization has issued warnings of heatwaves, droughts, floods, and torrential rains affecting large parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa, amid increasing threats from extreme weather events driven by rising temperatures. Europe recorded its highest average temperatures in June and July, with July being the second hottest month ever, surpassing pre-industrial levels by 1.47°C. The organization also warned of heavy rainfall and landslides in South and Northeast Asia, with China carrying out extensive evacuations ahead of Typhoon "Dolphin," the thirteenth typhoon of the season. These warnings are part of global alerts on climate change and extreme weather phenomena in anticipation of the upcoming solar eclipse in 2027.
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