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A heat dome over Western Europe drove temperatures toward 39C on June 25. Cities in Spain, France, Belgium, and the United Kingdom reported heat alerts and localized service changes.
EuronewsA heat dome over Western Europe drove temperatures toward 39C on June 25.
Transport operators warned of possible service disruption. The Met Office said temperatures could reach levels previously considered exceptional for June. School closures were ordered in parts of England and Wales. Officials renewed warnings for vulnerable residents.
Brussels The Atomium was temporarily closed after indoor temperatures rose.
Officials cited safety for visitors and staff. The structure can retain heat inside its metal shell when outdoor readings climb.
Many sought shaded public spaces as readings stayed high. Meteorologists linked the conditions to a persistent heat dome that trapped warm air over the region. Forecasters said further rises were possible before relief arrives. Millions of people across the continent remained under heat alerts and public health measures.
These outlets didn't split into competing frames — coverage was uniform.
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