Warm temperatures look ‘locked in’ for next seven to 10 days, say forecasters
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Warm temperatures look ‘locked in’ for next seven to 10 days, say forecasters. The Met Office said 2026 had become the first year on record to reach 35C in May, June and July.
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Warm temperatures look ‘locked in’ for next seven to 10 days, say forecasters.
reliability low1/4 sourcesThe Met Office said 2026 had become the first year on record to reach 35C in May, June and July
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Warm temperatures look ‘locked in’ for next seven to 10 days, say forecasters.
omitted byCentercovered byRight sideThe Met Office said 2026 had become the first year on record to reach 35C in May, June and July
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