HOW SCIENTISTS FORECAST HEATWAVES

AT A GLANCE

Scientists are using instruments to record data on temperatures, sunlight, rainfall, wind and soil heat to create observations in order to forecast heatwaves. While also helping to predict future extreme weather as hot temperatures become more common.

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• Topic: GLOBAL — the feed headline centres on SCIENTISTS, FORECAST, HEATWAVES.
• Original feed: Latest News From Euronews | Euro.
• Published: 15 Jul 2026, 19:49 UK.
• Coverage checked: 1 distinct source and 0 closely matched related stories.

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• Latest News From Euronews | Euro: Scientists are using instruments to record data on temperatures, sunlight, rainfall, wind and soil heat to create observations in order to forecast heatwaves.
• Latest News From Euronews | Euro: While also helping to predict future extreme weather as hot temperatures become more common.

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