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Record Mediterranean water temperatures raise concern over autumn Medicane risk

Mediterranean water temperatures are reportedly at record levels, with discussion of increased potential for Mediterranean tropical-like cyclones in autumn.

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Warmer seas can intensify severe-weather risks, though the report describes a potential hazard rather than a confirmed storm.

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