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  Eight countries in central and eastern Europe set new all time highs for the warmest January weather on the very first day of this year.
  
  Countries across Asia have seen extreme heat in recent weeks. In northwest Thailand, the temperature hit 45.4C on 15 April, while in Laos it reached 42.7C.
  
  In Bangladesh, the capital Dhaka saw the mercury rise above 40C, believed to be the hottest day in 58 years.
  
  Another factor likely to influence weather across the world over the coming months is the likely onset of an El Niño event.
  
  This will see more heat emerge in the Pacific ocean off the coast of Peru. If it happens, then 2024 might emerge as the world's warmest year on record, with more storms, fires and floods.
  
  "It seems we are living in a world of a new normal here," said Dr Fahad Saeed, from research organisation, Climate Analytics.
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  Eight countries in central and eastern Europe set new all time highs for the warmest January weather on the very first day of this year.
  
  Countries across Asia have seen extreme heat in recent weeks. In northwest Thailand, the temperature hit 45.4C on 15 April, while in Laos it reached 42.7C.
  
  In Bangladesh, the capital Dhaka saw the mercury rise above 40C, believed to be the hottest day in 58 years.
  
  Another factor likely to influence weather across the world over the coming months is the likely onset of an El Niño event.
  
  This will see more heat emerge in the Pacific ocean off the coast of Peru. If it happens, then 2024 might emerge as the world's warmest year on record, with more storms, fires and floods.
  
  "It seems we are living in a world of a new normal here," said Dr Fahad Saeed, from research organisation, Climate Analytics.
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  Eight countries in central and eastern Europe set new all time highs for the warmest January weather on the very first day of this year.
  
  Countries across Asia have seen extreme heat in recent weeks. In northwest Thailand, the temperature hit 45.4C on 15 April, while in Laos it reached 42.7C.
  
  In Bangladesh, the capital Dhaka saw the mercury rise above 40C, believed to be the hottest day in 58 years.
  
  Another factor likely to influence weather across the world over the coming months is the likely onset of an El Niño event.
  
  This will see more heat emerge in the Pacific ocean off the coast of Peru. If it happens, then 2024 might emerge as the world's warmest year on record, with more storms, fires and floods.
  
  "It seems we are living in a world of a new normal here," said Dr Fahad Saeed, from research organisation, Climate Analytics.
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