Sweden records hottest day in 75 years
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On July 21, Sweden registered the highest air temperature in the last 75 years of observations.
In the town of Mollilla in the south of the country, the air temperature reached a record 37.2°C. This is reported by the publication SVT.
It is noted that the same evening the temperature dropped.
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