Britis are experiencing Unprecedented heat In the last few months, temperature records were broken at several places with a scorching summer.
An incredible four Back-to-back heatwaves Some parts of Britain have been heated several times, but some health warnings were also seen as the temperature became dangerous.
temperature “Almost certainly” on track UK On average, Meteorological Office has confirmed.
Bank holiday weekend on weekendThe temperature reached 29.1C in Havordan village of Flintshire and 24.5C in Magling, Londondere.
The previous record for Wales was dating back in 26.5C 1991, and 23.8C for Northern Ireland.
Many must be wondering what’s hot Season – One who has shown very little signal of stopping – will continue in September, or if we can expect more traditional infections for cooler autumn.
In short term, an end appears in sight. Forecast show shower and cooler temperature for the coming weeks, settling below 20 C at most places in September.
Stephen Dixon of the Met Office said: “The UK season is infection in a more unresolved pattern in the coming days, with frequent rainfall, some long mantras of rain and even for some time for some time, while the temperature will be close to average for the year.”
This type of weather is also ready to continue well in September, as there is a low pressure system due to low pressure system. Hurdle Looks ready to change the atmosphere.
Hurricane kills Caribbean Before going to the east coast of the US and Canada last week, before going forward, where it is disintegrating.
Such unresolved climate It is considered ideal for September. Mr. Dixon said: “The current Outlook Mobile Vesterly shows a little change in the regime, with some bright mantras and a little indication in the way of any warmth.”
However, meteorological experts also said: “We know that it is possible to see a warmth in the UK climate in September, especially in the south, so it is not something that can be dismissed yet, although there is no clear indication in immediate forecast.”
While not decisive, the expert’s approach is that it is unlikely that the UK will see another Hatwave In 2025.
Looking at the future, many climatic experts estimate that extreme weather such as the UK’s heatwaves this year can become ideal in the coming years.
The hot weather has been limited to Britain only in this summer, but has been felt throughout Europe. It has given rise to some devastating effects, in which wildfire has been covered in warm nations such as Spain, France and Greece.
Writing last month, Mike Kendon, the climate scientist at the Met Office, said: “Every year, it is another upward step on the warming trajectory. Our climate is on our climate. Overview shows that our climate in UK is now different.
