2023 may be the wettest on record, as downpours continue
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2023 may be the wettest on record, as downpours continue

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2023 is on its way to being the wettest since records began in 1906 and local records have already been broken in some places, according to weather bureau KNMI. Record volumes of rain have fallen since mid October and if it keeps up, the 1998 total of 1109 millimetres of rain will be beaten next month, the KNMI said. “We expect the volume of rain to reach 1079 millimetres this year,” said KNMI weatherman Frank Selten. “But if December is wetter than normal as well, then 2023 could well be the wettest on record.” The KNMI said in its latest climate forecasts last month that Dutch summers will be warmer and winters wetter as the earth heats up.

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