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UK's Summer 2026 Set to Break Heat Records, Says Met Office
The Met Office predicts that Summer 2026 will be the hottest on record in the UK. With just average conditions needed for August, the previous record set last year is likely to be surpassed. This forecast highlights ongoing climate trends and raises concerns about future weather patterns in the region.
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