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From record heat to violent storms. Lightning struck the Eiffel Tower Saturday evening as thunderstorms swept across Paris following days of extreme temperatures that shattered heat records across France. Health officials say the deadly heat wave is linked to at least 1,000 excess deaths over three days, with the...

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Lightning lit up the skies over Paris, striking the Eiffel Tower as thunderstorms swept through the city following a record-breaking heat wave across parts of Europe. ⚡
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