In order to get an idea of how climate conditions in Europe look like, GreenMatch has looked into the trends of extreme events in European countries between 1960 and 2019. By hovering over the map, you can see the number of specific extreme events that have occurred in each country, as well as the total number of extreme events, with France having experienced the most, and Iceland the least.
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