UK Summers Set to Become Significantly Hotter, Met Office Projects
The UK's hottest recorded temperature has risen dramatically in recent decades, with projections indicating more frequent and intense heatwaves due to climate change.
The UK's hottest recorded temperature has risen dramatically in recent decades, with projections indicating more frequent and intense heatwaves due to climate change.

Nation accustomed to milder climates struggles with heatwaves, leading to transport delays and school closures.
Despite an expensive renovation and attempts to treat the water, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is struggling with persistent algae growth.
Campaigners vow to consider appeal after their legal challenges against the government's approval of Gatwick's runway plan are dismissed.
The country grapples with a deadly heatwave as temperatures soar across Europe, impacting public transport, cultural sites, and nuclear power generation.
Experts attribute Europe's scorching early summer temperatures to a heat dome, a stationary high-pressure system that exacerbates extreme heat and humidity.
From ancient aqueducts to cave dwellings, European towns and cities are leveraging natural phenomena to stay cool during extreme temperatures.
The National Weather Service cautioned residents against driving through flooded roadways, citing the risk of becoming trapped.
Scorching heatwaves in Europe and a Saharan dust plume approaching the US highlight a global trend of extreme weather, linked by experts to climate change.