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2022 Set To Be UK's Hottest Year On Record
British experts on Wednesday said 2022 was set to be the UK's warmest on record after a year of several heatwaves alongside minimal rainfall.
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Heatwave In Europe: Here Are The Worst-Hit Countries
Experts blame climate change for the latest heatwave and note the more frequent extreme weather will only worsen in years to come.
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UK's Hottest Day Ever Threatens 200-Year-Old Railways Network
The UK broke an unwelcome record on Tuesday when Heathrow in south-west London recorded 40.2 degrees Celsius on the hottest day ever experienced in the country.
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UK Breaks All-Time Temperature Record At 39.1 Degrees
Britain on Tuesday broke its all-time temperature record, provisionally hitting 39.1 degrees Celsius (102.4 degrees Fahrenheit) at Charlwood, in Surrey southwest of London, the country's meteorological agency, the Met Office, said.
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Viral Now: Man Cooks Breakfast Using Sun's Heat Amid UK Heatwave
A man cooked bacon, eggs and baked beans on a metal surface amidst the scorching temperatures in the United Kingdom.
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UK To Be "Hotter Than 99% Of Earth" This Week Amid Record-Breaking Temperatures
New Zealand-based meteorologist Ben Noll said on Twitter that almost 99 per cent of Earth's surface will be cooler than the UK.
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UK's 1st Ever Extreme Heat Warning Amid Record-Breaking Temperatures
Britain's Met Office weather forecaster on Friday declared a national emergency, issuing a red 'Extreme Heat' warning for parts of England for Monday and Tuesday next week when temperatures could reach record highs.
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At 38.7 Celsius Last Week, Temperatures In Britain Hit Highest On Record
Temperatures in Britain reached a record high of 38.7 degrees Celsius on July 25, the Met Office national weather service said on Monday, confirming a preliminary reading.
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UK heat wave kills around 650 people in nine days: report
Britain's first prolonged heat wave in seven years has taken the country by surprise, with rails buckling, shops selling out of electric fans, and scientists estimating the surge in temperature could have caused hundreds of premature deaths.
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2022 Set To Be UK's Hottest Year On Record
British experts on Wednesday said 2022 was set to be the UK's warmest on record after a year of several heatwaves alongside minimal rainfall.
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Heatwave In Europe: Here Are The Worst-Hit Countries
Experts blame climate change for the latest heatwave and note the more frequent extreme weather will only worsen in years to come.
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UK's Hottest Day Ever Threatens 200-Year-Old Railways Network
The UK broke an unwelcome record on Tuesday when Heathrow in south-west London recorded 40.2 degrees Celsius on the hottest day ever experienced in the country.
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UK Breaks All-Time Temperature Record At 39.1 Degrees
Britain on Tuesday broke its all-time temperature record, provisionally hitting 39.1 degrees Celsius (102.4 degrees Fahrenheit) at Charlwood, in Surrey southwest of London, the country's meteorological agency, the Met Office, said.
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Viral Now: Man Cooks Breakfast Using Sun's Heat Amid UK Heatwave
A man cooked bacon, eggs and baked beans on a metal surface amidst the scorching temperatures in the United Kingdom.
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UK To Be "Hotter Than 99% Of Earth" This Week Amid Record-Breaking Temperatures
New Zealand-based meteorologist Ben Noll said on Twitter that almost 99 per cent of Earth's surface will be cooler than the UK.
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UK's 1st Ever Extreme Heat Warning Amid Record-Breaking Temperatures
Britain's Met Office weather forecaster on Friday declared a national emergency, issuing a red 'Extreme Heat' warning for parts of England for Monday and Tuesday next week when temperatures could reach record highs.
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At 38.7 Celsius Last Week, Temperatures In Britain Hit Highest On Record
Temperatures in Britain reached a record high of 38.7 degrees Celsius on July 25, the Met Office national weather service said on Monday, confirming a preliminary reading.
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UK heat wave kills around 650 people in nine days: report
Britain's first prolonged heat wave in seven years has taken the country by surprise, with rails buckling, shops selling out of electric fans, and scientists estimating the surge in temperature could have caused hundreds of premature deaths.
