Xarunta Met Office ee UK ayaa maanta sheegtay in xilliga qabow ee 2026 uu yahay kan ugu qabow ee la aqoonsaday, iyadoo dhererka dhexe ee xilligaas uu gaaray 16.5°C, taas oo ka sarreeysa rekoodhii hore ee 16.1°C ee 2025.
Dhererka xilliga iyo rekoodhka hore
Met Office ayaa sheegtay in dhererka dhexe ee xilliga 2026 uu gaaray 16.5°C, taas oo ka sarreeysa rekoodhii hore ee 16.1°C ee 2025, iyadoo xilligan uu yahay kan ugu qabow ee UK ka dhowr sano ka hor.
Dr Amy Doherty, hoggaamiyaha Xarunta Macluumaadka Cilmiga ee Met Office, ayaa sheegtay in rekoodhkan uu muujinayo saameynta isbeddelka cimilada ee ka dhashay nidaamka badda.
Saameynta isbeddelka cimilada
Met Office ayaa sheegtay in xilligan uu yahay kan ugu qabow ee UK ka dhowr sano ka hor, iyadoo rekoodhkan uu muujinayo saameynta isbeddelka cimilada ee ka dhashay nidaamka badda.
Dr Mark McCarthy, hoggaamiyaha xiriirka cimilada ee Met Office, ayaa sheegtay in xilligan uu yahay kan ugu qabow ee UK ka dhowr sano ka hor, iyadoo rekoodhkan uu muujinayo saameynta isbeddelka cimilada ee ka dhashay nidaamka badda.
Xaaladda qabow ee Yurub
Xaaladda qabow ee Yurub ayaa sababtay dhibaatooyin badan, iyadoo xiriirka cimilada ee Met Office uu sheegay in xilligan uu yahay kan ugu qabow ee UK ka dhowr sano ka hor.
Xaaladda qabow ee Yurub ayaa sababtay dhibaatooyin badan, iyadoo xiriirka cimilada ee Met Office uu sheegay in xilligan uu yahay kan ugu qabow ee UK ka dhowr sano ka hor.
The United Kingdom has officially recorded its hottest summer on record, with an average mean temperature of 16.5°C, surpassing the previous benchmark of 16.1°C set in 2025. The Met Office confirmed the data on Tuesday, marking the second consecutive year of record-breaking heat for the nation.
A Historic Heatwave Across the British Isles
England, Wales, and Northern Ireland all experienced their warmest summers on record, while Scotland reported its joint-sixth warmest season. England also saw its warmest June on record and its driest July, with just 6.5mm of rainfall recorded for the month.
Temperatures soared to a peak of 38.1°C in London's Kew Gardens on 13 August, underscoring the intensity of the heatwave that gripped the country and much of Europe.
Climate Change Drives Unprecedented Warming
Dr Amy Doherty, who leads the Met Office's National Climate Information Centre, stated that the records are now breaking with increasing frequency, reflecting the influence of human-induced climate change on UK temperatures.
According to a study by Met Office scientists, the 2026 summer was made roughly 130 times more likely due to human-induced climate change, transforming what would be a once-in-over-1,000-years event into a roughly 1-in-9-year occurrence.
Europe Faces Widespread Heat and Wildfire Risk
The 2026 summer was the warmest season for the UK in a series going back to 1884, comfortably surpassing the next three hottest summers, which all recorded an average mean temperature of 15.7°C.
Sweltering conditions across Europe have caused havoc, putting strain on emergency services and fueling a series of devastating wildfires that have affected the continent this summer.
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