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Carpentras temperature reaches 43°C by midday

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In Carpentras, one of the hottest towns in France, temperatures had already reached 43°C by midday. The national record of 45°C is likely to be reached in the afternoon. The Vaucluse region has been placed on red alert during the heatwave. IMAGES

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