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This guide to the weather records of Europe is an essential resource for climatologists, meteorologists, and anyone interested in the weather. With detailed analysis of weather patterns, trends, and anomalies, this book provides a unique look into the factors that affect our climate. From the impact of El Niño to the changing weather patterns of the 21st century, this book provides a comprehensive resource for understanding the complex world of weather and climate.
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