In the UK at London’s Heathrow Airport was recorded more than 40 degrees. British meteorologists note that this is a record number in the entire history of observations in the country.
Britain recorded the hottest day in the history of meteorological observation in this country. This was announced by the British Meteorological Service on its Twitter account on Tuesday, July 19th.
A temperature of 39.1 degrees Celsius was recorded in the south of England.
The previous record was registered in 2019. Then the thermometers showed +38.7 degrees.
Charlwood, Surrey had an initial temperature of 39.1 ° C. If confirmed, this is the highest temperature recorded in the UK.
🌡️ A temperature of 39.1 ° C was temporarily recorded in Charlwood, Surrey
If this is confirmed the highest temperature recorded in the UK⚠️
Temperatures are likely to rise even further#heatwave #heatwave2022 pic.twitter.com/aC2YPg3Q2G
– Met Office (@metoffice) July 19, 2022
Later, the weather service added that London Heathrow Airport reported a temperature of 40.2 degrees at 12:50.
So, for the first time in the UK, the temperature crossed the 40-degree mark for the first time.
🌡️ For the first time, 40 Celsius has been temporarily exceeded in the UK
London Heathrow reported a temperature of 40.2 ° C at 12:50 today
📈 The temperature is still rising in many places, so remember to stay #WeatherAware ⚠️#heatwave #heatwave2022 pic.twitter.com/GLxcR6gjZX
– Met Office (@metoffice) July 19, 2022
Remember, British mathematicians predicted this week the hottest day in the UK on record. In particular, the temperature is expected to rise to 41 ° C.
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Source: korrespondent
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