Spain
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Spain Sets 2022 as Hottest Year on Record; Unseasonably Warm Weather Felt on 2023 New Year
Recent reports showed that Spain experienced the hottest year in 2022. Extreme temperatures could lead to low-water levels, drought, heat waves and potential heat-related health risks.
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