Following the blistering heatwave in June, which reached highs of up to 37.4 °C at Heathrow, there have been talks of a second heatwave to hit the UK in late July. Read more on this on our blog at:http://blog.worldweatheronline.com/2015/07/15/scorching-summers-become-norm-uk/

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Scorching summers to become the norm for the UK

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Following the blistering heatwave in June, which reached
highs of up to 37.4 °C at Heathrow, there have been talks of
a second heatwave to hit the UK in late July.
It is believed temperatures could soar past 100ºF (37.7°C)
due to more hot air from Africa being pushing towards
Europe.
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Blistering heat in Britain
It is predicted by the end of the century the likelihood of
blazing hot summers will rise to 90%.
According to a Met Office study the United Kingdom can
expect a general trend towards hotter and drier summers,
and milder winters towards years to come.
The computer simulations-based study offers future
predictions of the British climate divided into 30-year
periods.

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Personal safety in weather conditions
It is vital to note that as temperatures raise so does the
importance of keeping hydrated, protecting the skin and
looking after the elderly.
During the heatwave in June call outs from personal alarms
from the ill and elderly almost doubled according to Centra
Pulse.

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