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"# Analysis of September 2020 European Heatwave using ERA5 Climate Reanalysis Data from C3S\n",
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"In September 2020, a record-breaking heatwave occured in large parts of western Europe, ([see a description here](https://climate.copernicus.eu/september-brings-record-breaking-warm-temperatures-and-low-sea-ice)). The city of Lille in northern France for example experienced its hottest day in September 2020 since records began in 1945. In this tutorial we will analyse this event with data from the Climate Data Store (CDS) of the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S).\n",
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"1. Search, download and view data\n",
"2. View daily maximum 2m temperature for September 2020\n",
"3. Compare maximum temperatures with climatology"
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