Shafaqna English- The Netherlands experienced its hottest summer since 1901, as reported by the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute.
The average temperature over the past three months at the institute’s main station in De Bilt reached 19.3C (66.7F), according to Dutch public broadcaster NOS.
The figure surpassed the previous record of 18.9C (66.02F), registered in 2018.
The summer was marked by repeated heat waves, exceptionally warm nights and prolonged drought, according to the report.
Sources: Anadolu Ajansi