UK Swelters in Hottest June Day
The United Kingdom had its hottest June day ever. Ireland also experienced high temperatures. Scientists say climate change is causing extreme heat.
On Wednesday, the UK reached a temperature of 36.1 degrees Celsius. This is the highest temperature ever recorded for June in the UK. Ireland recorded 27.9 degrees Celsius in County Cork. Across Europe, several countries, including France, experienced record-breaking heat. The heatwave is a sign of changing weather patterns.
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Highlights
UK Records Hottest June Day
The UK reached 36.1C, setting a new record for June.
Ireland's Record Temperature
County Cork recorded 27.9 degrees Celsius, a high temperature warning.
Extreme Weather Across Europe
The UK and Ireland experienced extreme heat conditions.
France Reports Record Heat
Paris reached 40.9 degrees Celsius, a record high.
Climate Change Linked to Heat
Scientists warn climate change is causing more heatwaves.
Perspectives
- The UK had a record-breaking hot day in June.
- Temperatures reached 36.1C in the UK.
- Ireland also experienced high temperatures.
- Climate change is linked to extreme heatwaves.