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The Met Office confirms Summer 2026 as the UK's hottest ever, with 2,877 heat deaths in May-June. They forecast a super El Niño peaking above 3C, pushing global temperatures past 1.5C in 2027, bringing a wet winter. Watch for the Conservative party's repeal motion Wednesday to scrap the Climate Change Act 2.

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Super El Niño Could Keep UK Winter Wet and Stormy Through Spring

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Met Office Confirms Summer 2026 as UK's Hottest Ever

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How a new era of heatwaves could shake up the school calendar

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‘Off the charts’ El Niño is already the strongest since records began

New Scientist

Met Office Forecasts Strongest El Niño in a Century

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Climate Whiplash Exposes England's Broken Water System

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UK thunderstorms bring flood risk and cooler weather

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Heavy rain on dry ground may cause UK floods but will not reverse drought

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UK's Operation Blue Skies tests AI contrail avoidance

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Cold Front Brings 15°C Drop, Rain to Western Europe

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Cloudy Co Down Eclipse United Strangers in a Field

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How bad is the UK drought and how long will it continue?

New Scientist

Britain's Weather Chat Splinters Into Climate Culture War

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UK Hits 38.1C Amid Amber Heat Warning

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UK Hits 38.1C as Europe Heatwave Sparks Greek Wildfires

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New Forest wildfire rages as UK heads for hottest summer

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UK Summer 2026 on Track for Hottest on Record: Met Office

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UKHSA Amber Heat Alerts Across England, 36C Expected Thursday

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Oceans Hit Record 20.96°C in July, Copernicus Says

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