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Which parts of France face the highest temperatures this weekend?

The Local France France 10 July 2026, 12:13 UTC 1h ago

Which parts of France face the highest temperatures this weekend? — The Local France

As the heatwave continues over France, where are temperatures expected to be the highest?

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