UK records hottest summer in nearly 150 years
Most outlets led with the UK's record-breaking summer temperatures in 2026, noting the average summer temperature and the number of heatwaves. The News International added context by explaining key reasons behind the heat, while the Daily Times focused on the temperature data and its historical significance. Both mentioned the prolonged heatwaves but did not elaborate on specific impacts beyond temperature statistics.
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UK summer was hottest on record, Met Office says, after severe heat, drought
The agency said Britain had experienced record warmth for the second summer in a row, according to statistics that go
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UK records hottest summer in nearly 150 years
The UK has recorded its hottest summer in nearly 150 years after experiencing five heatwaves between May and August. The Met Office said the country recorded an average summer temperature of 16.5°C. This surpassed the previous record of 16.1°C set last year. The extreme heat also brought drought-like conditions, wildfires and travel disruptions across several […]
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Why summer 2026 was the UK's hottest on record: Key reasons explained
On Tuesday, the UK has tentatively recorded its hottest summer on record in 2026, bringing prolonged heatwaves, high temperatures, and a water crisis across the country. According to reports, an average mean temperature of 16.5 °C puts this summer the warmest on record, along with the warmest...
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