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France Heatwave Endangers Crops with 'Hairdryer Effect'

1 sourceFirst reported 28 days agoUpdated 28 days ago

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A record heatwave is affecting crops in Normandy, France.
High soil temperatures combined with hot winds create a 'hairdryer effect'.
This phenomenon can cause crops to wither within hours.
The ongoing conditions pose a significant threat to food production in the region.

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A record heatwave is affecting crops in Normandy, France.
High soil temperatures combined with hot winds create a 'hairdryer effect'.
This phenomenon can cause crops to wither within hours.
The ongoing conditions pose a significant threat to food production in the region.

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