In pictures: Hottest May day record broken in UK
Summary
The UK experienced its hottest May day ever, with temperatures reaching 34.8°C in London. Many parts of south-east England also saw temperatures in the 30s Celsius, surpassing highs in some typically hotter cities like Lagos and Cairo.Key Facts
- The highest May temperature recorded in the UK was 34.8°C at Kew Gardens, London.
- This record-breaking heat occurred on a Monday.
- Many areas in south-east England had temperatures above 30°C.
- Some UK temperatures were higher than those in cities like Lagos, Cairo, and Ho Chi Minh City.
- The heatwave led to people enjoying outdoor activities, such as visiting beaches, parks, and nature sites.
- Tips for handling heat exhaustion and heatstroke were shared along with advice for keeping cool.
- Warm weather impacted various parts of the UK, including Wales, Cornwall, and North Yorkshire.
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