Spain recorded its hottest meteorological summer in the AEMET series, with a record 61 heatwave days. [1] Reuters filed the Wednesday table. [1] The Local confirmed the same summer. [2] A Spanish record is not NOAA's U.S. summer and not a Copernicus global August. Print 61 days. Do not merge the tables.

Kauai's 84 percent dark is a hurricane clock, not this heat file. Leave a named Copernicus print to the edition that owns a named Copernicus print.

Print hottest since 1961. Print 61 days. Wednesday is not a global August drop.

Sixty-one heatwave days remain AEMET's clock, not NOAA's and not ECMWF.
Wednesday is not a Copernicus month on this Berlin life desk.
Kauai's 84 percent dark remains a hurricane clock, not this heat file.
-- ANNA WEBER, Berlin