Extreme weather patterns could kill tens of thousands in weekly death tolls not seen since COVID , a new study has warned. Weather patterns that resulted in some of the continent's most extreme heat waves in the past 30 years could prove to be more deadly if they occurred in today's hotter climate, claim scientists at Stanford University. Using AI and statistical techniques, the scientists argue a heatwave similar to one seen in 2003 could result in 17,800 excess deaths in a single week. Should

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