UK swelters in hottest June day on record
Summary
The UK experienced its hottest June day ever, reaching 36.1°C in southern England. This broke the previous record from 1976, and it follows another recent record heat month, with scientists linking these changes to climate change increasing extreme weather.Key Facts
- The highest temperature recorded in the UK this June was 36.1°C (97°F).
- This temperature exceeded the previous June record of 35.6°C set in 1976.
- The record temperature was measured in southern England.
- This is the second consecutive month the UK has broken historical temperature records.
- Scientists say climate change is causing more frequent and stronger heatwaves.
- Europe is one of the fastest-warming continents, contributing to heat extremes.
- Heatwaves like this can impact health, agriculture, and water resources.
- The news was released on June 25, 2026.
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