UK's 2022 weather - which saw 40C temperature record - to become 'typical'

Record 2022 temperatures will be average for UK by 2060 -Met Office

LONDON (Reuters) - The searing temperatures experienced in Britain in 2022, when the country recorded its hottest day on record, will be considered average by 2060 and 'cool' by the end of the century

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All four seasons were among top 10 hottest since 1884, with extreme heat likely to occur more frequently

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UK's 2022 weather - which saw 40C temperature record - to become 'typical'

Last year homes caught fire and vulnerable people died from the heat, and experts say the UK is not prepared for this to become more common.

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Last year's record breaking heat, driven by climate change, gives a snapshot of the UK's future weather.

Experts say 40C heat becoming increasingly likely in UK ahead of climate report

Experts have said extreme heat and temperatures in excess of 40C are becoming increasingly likely in the UK due to climate change as the Met Office prepares to publish its annual report. The weather agency will release its State Of The UK Climate report for 2022, which saw recorded temperatures of more than 40C for the first time as well as numerous wildfires and a record number of heat-related deaths.