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1. july 2022 north american heat wave
2. 2022 united kingdom heat wave
3. 2022 european heat waves
4. 2021 british isles heat wave
5. 1936 north american heat wave
6. 2021 russia wildfires
7. 2006 north american heat wave
8. 2018 japan floods
9. 2018 european heat wave
10. 2003 european heat wave
11. 2018 british isles heat wave
12. 1911 united kingdom heat wave
13. 1980 united states heat wave
14. 1955 united kingdom heat wave
15. 2006 european heat wave
16. 2018 attica wildfires
17. 2022 eastern australia floods
18. 2018 california wildfires
19. 2011 north american heat wave
20. 2022 new south wales floods
21. 2021 greece wildfires
22. 1995 chicago heat wave
23. 2008 california wildfires
24. 2020 china floods
25. 1934 muroto typhoon
26. 2019 european heat waves
27. 2020 oregon wildfires
28. 2021 eastern australia floods
29. 2013 north india floods
30. 2022 iranian floods
31. great fire of 1892
32. 2018 pacific typhoon season
33. great vancouver fire
34. great tenmei famine
35. 2020 california wildfires
36. 2021 sri lanka floods
37. 2019 pacific typhoon season
38. 1816
39. southeast kentucky floods of 2020
40. 1896 sanriku earthquake

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