Fri, 13 Aug, 2004 - 01:00
John von Radowitz
Periods of scorching hot weather, as occurred in Europe last year, claim thousands of lives.
But a new climate-modelling study from the US predicts they will become even more common and extreme.
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CourtsPlace: EuropePlace: USPlace: North AmericaPlace: MediterraneanPlace: southernPlace: FrancePlace: GermanyPlace: BalkansPlace: ColoradoPlace: ChicagoPlace: ParisPlace: Mediterranean regionPlace: westernPlace: southern USPlace: southwestPlace: MidwestPlace: southeast USPlace: northwest USPerson: Gerald MeehlPerson: Claudia TebaldiPerson: MeehlOrganisation: National Centre for Atmospheric ResearchOrganisation: NCAR

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