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Will there be another UK heatwave this summer?
Parts of the UK are set to enjoy 'very warm' weather this week. Is there time for a heatwave before the end of summer?

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NewsThe Independent
UK weather: Thunderstorm alert issued as lightning set to hit during UK heatwave
There is a small risk that heavy flooding will be ‘a danger to life’, say Met Office

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NewsThe Independent
How long will the UK heatwave last? Temperatures to hit 27C, but more wet weather on the way
While not technically a heatwave, the UK’s warm weather continues with rainy showers

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NewsThe Independent
Mapped: UK heatwave in your area as Met Office warns temperatures to break over 31C
The Met Office predicts the UK will see the ‘highest temperatures’ this year

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NewsYahoo News UK
Met Office responds to reports of upcoming UK 'heatwave'
Reports of an extended period of hot weather at the end of April have been played down by the Met Office.

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NewsSky News
Melting Arctic ice caps helps predict UK heatwaves, study finds - as scientist reveals this summer's forecast
When the UK sizzles during an intense summer heatwave it could well be linked to melting ice caps and glaciers in the frozen North, according to a new analysis. While increased melting due to climate change could make such events even more extreme, the connection may also make heatwaves possible to predict up to a year in advance, the study finds. "We will be able to estimate the exact year of the warm and dry summer in northern Europe more closely in the winter before it occurs," says Dr Marl

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NewsThe Guardian
UK heatwave plan urgently needed to save lives, say MPs
Nature-based solutions such as parks and ponds are recommended – as is giving heatwaves names

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NewsSky News
UK heatwaves a 'silent killer' for people who can't afford to escape them
People on lower incomes often work in jobs where they are more exposed to heat and do not have adequate insulation or cooling systems to avoid the "silent killer" when they return to small urban homes, according to climate scientist Professor Hannah Cloke. "They don't necessarily have control over whether they can keep themselves cool during the daytime, and then they go back in the evening to these living environments that are not safe," said Professor Cloke, from the University of Reading. A

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UK heatwave: How to keep your home (and yourself!) cool in the hot weather
With temperatures expected to climb as high as 32C (90F) today, many of us are tempted to throw on swimwear and sunnies and soak up the sun. Sky News looks at the best ways to stay healthy during the late burst of hot weather. Drinking plenty of water is the best way to stave off the nasty effects of dehydration - which can include headaches, lightheadedness and confusion.

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UK heatwave: What is an omega block - and how is it causing our extreme weather?
An omega block is responsible for the heatwave which is gripping parts of the UK. Here, we take a look at the weather pattern - and whether climate change could make it a more frequent feature in the years to come. What is an omega block - and how does it get its name?

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