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First code red for heat in part of the country on Friday

First code red for heat in part of the country on Friday

For the first time, a code red weather warning for extreme heat has been issued for a large part of the Netherlands this Friday. The alert applies to most regions except for the northern provinces and Zeeland, where code orange or yellow remains in effect.

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