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August 2026 recorded the hottest temperatures ever
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August 2026 recorded the hottest temperatures ever

SAPO Notícias10 September 2026 at 14:29

August 2026 recorded the hottest temperatures ever, establishing a new historical record. This month also marked the end of the hottest summer ever recorded in Western Europe.

The summer of 2026 significantly surpassed the previous record that dated from 2003, representing an important milestone in the climate history of the region. This data highlights the continuous warming trend that has been observed over the last decades.

Regarding the Iberian Peninsula, the western part of this region presented more humid conditions than average during the summer season, contrasting with the high temperatures recorded in other areas of Western Europe.

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