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Japan shatters 17 heat records; experts link extreme temperatures to climate change.
Japan broke 17 heat records on Monday, following its hottest June and July since 1898.
Komatsu reached 40.3°C (104°F), while Toyama hit 39.8°C (103°F).
The early end of the rainy season and low rainfall have caused water shortages and concerns for agriculture.
Climate change is also affecting cherry blossoms and Mount Fuji's snowcap, with experts warning of more severe heat ahead.
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Japón rompe 17 récords de calor; los expertos vinculan las temperaturas extremas con el cambio climático.