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  1. A heat dome has affected Western and Central Europe, leading to high alerts in cities like Florence.

Met Office issued heat warnings for England, covering London and Birmingham, while NCAS researchers discussed climate change.

11 reports, 10 independent Updated Jun 23
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Met Office issued heat warnings for England, covering London and Birmingham, while NCAS researchers discussed climate change.

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  1. The Met Office released new models detailing the impacts of climate change on the UK.Sub-event
  2. Hampshire set a June record temperature on June 22, 2026.Sub-event
  3. Extreme heat warnings issued by the Met Office are leading to health alerts for the city of London and operational capacity issues at venues like Wembley.Sub-event
  4. Extreme heat warnings issued by the Met Office force school closures and impact rail operations in England.Sub-event
  5. Met Office issued a red weather warning in England.1 source
  6. Red weather warning issued for England by Met Office.1 source
  7. Met Office issued heat warnings across England, linking to broader European heat trends.1 source

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