Latest News About Britain Braces for July Scorcher

The Met Office removed extreme‑heat warnings on Monday after rain moved across southern England. The downpours ended the heatwave that had driven temperatures above 30°C for seven straight days. Forecast models for the first week of July predict another warm spell, with peaks near 36°C in parts of the country.

Meteorologists say the risk of a second heatwave is now high.

Wimbledon’s opening week looks likely to stay rain‑free, according to the London Evening Standard. In continental Europe, officials are reviewing long‑term climate plans as repeated heat spikes strain hydration sources and power grids.

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