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Copenhagen will dry up – but we’re on track for the wettest year ever
TheCopenhagenPost
November 17th, 2023
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Yesterday, 66 millimeters of rain fell on Amager. This corresponds to an entire month’s average of rain. The capital area was flooded, and a large stretch of highway is closed on Friday morning
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Yesterday, 66 millimeters of rain fell on Amager. This corresponds to an entire month's average of rain. The capital area was flooded, and a large stretch of highway is closed on Friday morningFull version of this article is only available to subscribers.
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