
UK shatters May heat record for second straight day
London soars past 35°C as provisional data confirms Tuesday’s historic peak, marking the first time May temperatures have breached records on consecutive days since records began.
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London soars past 35°C as provisional data confirms Tuesday’s historic peak, marking the first time May temperatures have breached records on consecutive days since records began.

Paris registered 34°C on Tuesday as a heat dome settles over Western Europe, delivering temperatures 10-15°C above normal May averages. Tourists and locals alike scramble for shade, while meteorologists warn of prolonged discomfort.

Britain logged its hottest May night and day ever recorded this week, with temperatures soaring past 28°C and staying above 18°C overnight. Health chiefs warn the sustained heat poses serious risks, especially for vulnerable groups.

Meteorologists confirm Tuesday could mark the first time England breaks May’s all-time heat record twice in a single week, with some regions expected to exceed 35°C. The Met Office warns of dangerous conditions as wildfire risks surge alongside extreme temperatures.

Britain sizzled as Cambridge hit 28.2°C on Friday, smashing the previous May high set 68 years ago. The Met Office confirmed the record, warning of more extreme weather ahead.

Britain endured its hottest May day ever Tuesday, with temperatures peaking at 30.2°C in Cambridge. The Met Office confirmed the record, warning of prolonged dry spells and wildfire risks across southern England.

The Met Office has issued its first-ever extreme heat warning as Britain hurtles toward an unprecedented peak this week. Records from the 1990s are set to shatter as Heathrow Airport nears 41°C on Tuesday, with rural areas expected to hit 43°C.

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Britain is set to swelter through its hottest May weekend in decades, with temperatures forecast to hit 30°C in southern and central regions. The UK Health Security Agency has issued heat health alerts across the Midlands and south-east England, warning of elevated risks for vulnerable groups.