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in Zagreb Marcel Hirscher gives show. And quickly switch between the poles close like a cat, the Austrian won the slalom with a time of 1'56 "17 ahead of 57 cents Andre Myhrer and 1'09 Mario Matt. Fourth, only 6 cents from the podium, Stefano Gross trailing by 1'15.
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Into The ten Manfred Moelgg, seventh, and Patrick Thaler, tenth. Further back Cristian Deville, fourteenth, and with a slip wrong already in the first round failing to recover in the second. Instead of coming out scene Giuliano Razzoli, during the first half of the race is voluntarily withdraws due to a severe back pain, and Richard Tonetti, and does not qualify for the second round rookie Jordan Roman Ronci.
Into the top ten Felix Neureuther, fifth, Alexis Pinturault, sixth, Ivica Kostelic, eighth, and Steve Missilier, ninth. Takes the first steps in slalom French Victor Muffat Jeandet, born in 1989, now ventitreeesimo, and remained one of the promises of Norway Henrik Kristoffersen, class of 1994, the fifteenth to the end of the race.
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La NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) ha pubblicato il 9 luglio il nuovo aggiornamento sul fenomeno climatico ENSO (El Niño-Southern Oscillation), confermando che El Niño è ormai in pieno sviluppo e che continuerà a rafforzarsi nei prossimi mesi. Secondo i climatologi statunitensi, il fenomeno dovrebbe raggiungere il proprio massimo proprio durante l'inverno boreale 2026-2027, con una probabilità del 97% di persistere fino alla primavera 2027 e con possibilità sempre più elevate di raggiungere un'intensità tra le più elevate osservate dal 1950.
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