@worldclimatesvc : October was the warmest in at least 650 years for large parts of western/southwestern Europe and both western and eastern Canada, according to @CopernicusECMWF ERA5 data. In contrast, cool areas did not generally break into the coldest 10 for the 60-year history. Remarkable warmth • TwiCopy

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October was the warmest in at least 60 years for large parts of western/southwestern Europe and both western and eastern Canada, according to Copernicus ECMWF ERA5 data. In contrast, cool areas did not generally break into the coldest 10 for the 60-year history. Remarkable warmth

October was the warmest in at least 60 years for large parts of western/southwestern Europe and both western and eastern Canada, according to <a href="/CopernicusECMWF/">Copernicus ECMWF</a> ERA5 data. In contrast, cool areas did not generally break into the coldest 10 for the 60-year history. Remarkable warmth