England's warmest June on record amid heatwave
England had its warmest June on record with an average temperature of 17.1C, beating the previous record of 16.9C set in 2025. The UK saw its second warmest June.
England had its warmest June on record with an average temperature of 17.1C, beating the previous record of 16.9C set in 2025. The UK saw its second warmest June.
England recorded its warmest June since 1884 with an average temperature of 17.1°C, while the UK saw its second warmest June. A heatwave brought seven consecutive days above 30°C and a new June peak of 37.7°C.
The Met Office warns that temperatures could reach 30°C again within days, following the UK's hottest June on record, with a new provisional maximum of 37.7°C.
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England recorded its warmest June ever with an average temperature of 17.1°C, beating the previous record of 16.9°C set in 2025. The UK's mean temperature was 15.6°C, the second warmest on record.
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The Met Office warns a third heatwave is increasingly likely, but it will be less humid and extreme than last week's record-breaking 37.7C spell.
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The UK Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat health alert for parts of England, warning of risks to vulnerable people and potential water-related incidents as temperatures may exceed 30°C this weekend.
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