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Back to Indian summer at the end of September: where the warmth comes from and what the North Sea does with it

Sources for the editorially reviewed text. Occasion: on 23 September 2026, weather services reported that warm Indian summer weather would follow a cool Thursday, including Weeronline via ANP (https://persportaal.anp.nl/artikel/7d621d88-9f9a-44e9-a18b-d00998a17100/warm-nazomerweer-op-komst-tijdens-laatste-dagen-september) and NU.nl (https://www.nu.nl/weerbericht/6410677/na-donderdag-breekt-nazomer-echt-aan-temperatuur-stijgt-naar-ruim-20-graden.html).

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The beach at Scheveningen on a sunny, hazy morning in May 2019, with the harbour piers and the red-and-white harbour light on the right. A few walkers stroll along the waterline.
Paul van de Velde from Netherlands · CC BY 2.0 · Original source

A female garden cross spider in her web with dewdrops, on an autumn morning in September 2010 in England.
Wjh31 · CC BY 3.0 · Original source

The North Sea from space on 7 September 2018, captured by the European satellite Sentinel-3A. The pale blue streaks in the southern part are an algal bloom; the Netherlands and Germany lie at the bottom right.
European Space Agency · CC BY-SA 3.0 igo · Original source

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