- A heat wave is affecting several European nations, including England, Italy, and Spain.
- Due to extreme weather, the Met Office has issued red heat warnings as the heatwave spreads from the UK into Europe.
- Urgent guidance issued by the Met Office regarding extreme heat affecting Western Europe and England.
- Heatwave impacts expected across England and Wales, leading to warnings for major cities including London and Birmingham.
London experienced temperature peaks of 29C on September 15th, linked to strengthening El Niño patterns.
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Updated Sep 15
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What happened
London experienced temperature peaks of 29C on September 15th, linked to strengthening El Niño patterns.
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Heatwave impacts expected across England and Wales, leading to warnings for major cities including London and Birmingham.Also in this story
- Extreme weather, characterized by drought and heat, is causing production to plummet in England and Scotland.
- Weather warnings affect infrastructure and travel in South East England, Wales, and London.
- Flooding occurred in Birmingham, while the Met Office predicted the hottest summer on record, coinciding with the Environment Agency reporting England remains in drought.
- High temperatures in London, flooding in Birmingham, and flood alerts issued across England by the Environment Agency.
Within A heat wave is affecting several European nations, including England, Italy, and Spain.
The entities involved
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Met Office
United Kingdom's national weather service
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London
capital and largest city of England and the United Kingdom
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El Niño
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- The Met Office is monitoring El Niño and its resulting weather shifts affecting Europe.
- El Niño is contributing to severe weather patterns in England and Wales, which are being monitored by the Met Office.
- Met Office issued severe weather warnings for the East Midlands and monitored temperature records in London on May 26, 2026.