2019 was Europe's hottest year on record, according to a new report.
The report was published by the European State of the Climate has published their annual report of the climate throughout Europe for 2019.
The report is called the ' European State of the Climate 2019' report. The report says that Europe experienced it's warmest year on record last year. However, although the report says that Europe experienced its warmest year on record last year, it also says that last year wasn't significantly warmer. In other words, the previous warmest year on record for Europe hasn't been beaten by a significant amount.
There were a number of key findings in the report about the climate of Europe during 2019, compared with other years.
These findings were:
. Europe experienced two major heatwaves last year
. Last year was the warmest year on record for Europe
. Some places seen a temperature increase of 3c to 4c
. European countries saw record-breaking temperatures
. All four seasons last year were warmer than average
. Last Summer was the fourth warmest since 1979
. 11 of the 12 warmest years have occured since 2000
. The last four decades have seen warming in Europe

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