US EditionNetherlands Must Brace for Far More Extreme Weather, Says Dutch Meteorological Institute
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Netherlands must brace for far more extreme weather, says Dutch meteorological institute
The KNMI warns in a new report that the Netherlands must be prepared for far more severe weather extremes than it has seen before. Experts sketch out scenarios ranging from intense heatwaves to runaway wildfires and the remnants of hurricanes sweeping across the country. By mapping these risks, they aim to help the government take timely action to make the country more resilient.
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tpo.nlAn extreme heatwave, an uncontrollable wildfire, or a former hurricane leaving a trail of destruction across the country. All of these are conceivable in the already changing climate, the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) emphasizes in a report in which experts have developed such scenarios. They highlight the risks so the government can respond accordingly to make the Netherlands more resilient.
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