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Our latest #ClimateBulletin showed the unusually intense heatwaves across Europe this summer, contributing to severe droughts.

#CopernicusClimate products show locations at risk & support implementation of local adaptations like green roofs🌿

Learn more: https://t.co/LqNMMvMHy8

August #Hydrological highlights from #CopernicusClimate Change Service:
💧 August 2022 was generally drier than average in much of western & parts of eastern Europe
💧 Wetter-than average over most of Scandinavia & parts of southern/southeastern Europe

👉 https://t.co/g9ULLEDUBI

#DYK the UTCI index describes the thermal well-being of a person in relation to their surrounding environment?

This thermal stress story hub by @lobeliaearth allows users to explore how climate change affects thermal comfort across the globe.
👉https://t.co/lP9PyFi3RA

#heatwave

Coming up in #LPS22: Copernicus Climate Change Service scientist Dr. William Bell will speak about satellite data assimilation on the Next Generation Global Atmospheric Reanalysis of @ECMWF #ERA6 in the session about #EO in #climate services. Happening at Rhinelobby room!

Information on extreme climate events and how they might change in the future is of particular relevance to society.
#CopernicusClimate provides climate extreme indices related to #temperature & #precipitation and a set of heat stress indicators.
Explore➡️https://t.co/PEU8cBVf8K

🌱🌍 Today is #WorldSoilDay!

The #CopernicusClimate Change Service (#C3S) covers annual and long-term trends in soil moisture and reports on world hydrological conditions in its monthly climate bulletins.

Find out more ➡ https://t.co/HzJ8Nwl8Sy

CAMS forecasts of SO₂ dispersion can help evaluating the possible impacts of a volcanic eruption like in #LaPalma. The impacts of SO₂ released by #CumbreVieja on weather & air quality at the surface are most likely very small.
More on CAMS' monitoring ➡️https://t.co/Q4OKXLEc03

💻Interested in the overall balance between incoming and outgoing radiant energy at the top of Earth’s atmosphere? Today we released a new dataset that offers data on Earth's radiation budget from 1979 to present.

Access it in the #ClimateDataStore➡️https://t.co/hs074iT4CR

In July 2020, temperatures in the Arctic were much above average along the Northern Sea Route along the northern coast of Siberia, as well as over the Canadian Archipelago and the central Arctic Ocean.

Read more in #C3S' monthly Temperature Summary➡️https://t.co/NnTu9xggsr

📢July #hydrological highlights from #C3S:

💧Much wetter than average conditions across central and eastern China, South Korea and Japan led to substantial flooding.
💧Hurricane Hanna brought heavy rainfall and flooding to Texas and Mexico.

More➡️https://t.co/E52HVWSc3F