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UK heatwave to beat historic June 1976 record as scientists issue ‘dangerous’ 45C warning
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The UK's record for the highest temperature in June was set in 1976, with temperatures reaching 35.6C on June 28th of that year. The Met Office's warning system, which includes red, amber, and yellow warnings, is used to indicate the level of risk posed by extreme weather conditions. A red warning is the most severe and is issued when the weather is predicted to have a significant impact on daily life.
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UK heatwave to beat historic June 1976 record as scientists issue ‘dangerous’ 45C warning
The Met Office has issued a rare ‘red warning’ for temperatures which are expected to reach 39C
23 Jun, 08:38
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