Britain can face another Hatwave In the next two weeks, as temperature launch Once again climb the 30s.
after A cooler a few daysExpected to rise from temperature Second half of next week According to the Met Office, keep climbing in mid -July.
“Through the second half of next week and especially through weekends, there are signs that the temperature will begin to rise, once again will be hot or too hot,” said the forecaster.
“Especially in the southern parts of Britain, but perhaps more widely we move towards mid -July.”
While long -term forecasters like WX charts suggest second magic of hot. Season It is expected to start from July 12, with the temperature living in the 30s till July 18, the Met Office warned that it is very soon to provide accurate temperature predictions.
It comes after facing its hottest June on England’s record, and Britain saw its second hottest June.
A high record of 34.7C was recorded at St. James Park in Central London on Tuesday afternoonOn June 21, after defeating the last day of the year, where Charlwood, 33.2C was given a scorch.
The hot weather is the second heatwave for some parts of the UK within the previous month, in which scientists warned the earlier temperature in June, because it was 100 times more likely to be due to this. Human-causing climate change,
Sky Heat health alerts were issued UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) from 27 June to 2 July in parts of the country. Alerts are the second largest, indicating potential effects on the back of red and on health and social services.
Ukhsa Season The health warning system provides initial warning to the health and social care sector when adverse temperature is likely to affect health and welfare of the population.
By Wednesday, the heat stopped and the Met Office issued a yellow season warning for thunderstorms in parts of North-East England and Scotland. One more warning was then Place for weekendWith severe rains in parts of Scotland.
In the rest of the week, a division was seen elsewhere in the weather, with cold sunlight and continuous banging shower in the north and most of the south with hot mantra of sunshine.
A study by Met Office scientists has shown that the UK has more than 40C opportunity to be 20 times more than the 1960s.
The UK first recorded a temperature above 40C in July 2022, as Coningsby Continental in Lincolnshire reached 40.3C in Europe’s hottest summer.
Rapid extreme weather patterns are already reasons Forest fireThe meteorological office said disruption of electricity and transportation and increase in mortality.
“Because our climate Continues to heat, we can expect the opportunity to grow. We estimate a 50-50 chance of re-looking at the 40 C day in the next 12 years, ”said Dr. Gilian Kya, Senior Met Office scientist.
“We also found that the temperature is possible in today’s climate than what we saw in July 2022.”
