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Climate Change Impacts Explained in Real Time
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Publication Date July 1, 2015 | BBC Sport

Wimbledon 2015: How players and fans cope with record heat

 United Kingdom

It's official: Wimbledon was baking hot.

Hotter than it had ever been, in fact. The temperature in SW19 reached 35.7C on Wednesday, and it even touched 41.2C on Centre Court.

 

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