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UK weather: September warmth means 2026 could be one of the warmest years on record (opens the original)
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September was provisionally the joint fourth warmest on record for the United Kingdom, according to figures from the Met Office. And for the eighth month in a row, the average UK temperature was more than 1C above the norm. With warmer than average weather forecast for the rest of the year, we're on track for 2026 to be one of the warmest years on record. While there was some rainfall throughout September, most of it fell in Scotland, while eastern and south-east England had another drier-than-a
UK set to turn cooler as unsettled weather continues (opens the original)
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Much of the UK is set to feel cooler from Tuesday, as more changeable weather moves in. Parts of the UK are also likely to see some spells of rain, especially to northern and western parts of the UK. The rest of the week stays a little unsettled with further spells of rain. It could turn more settled into next week with temperatures rising above average for some, though heatwave conditions are looking increasingly unlikely. Tuesday will start off relatively warm and muggy across central and sout
New hurricane season record as 'historic' El Niño leaves Atlantic eerily quiet (opens the original)
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A new hurricane season record is likely to be set this week as a historic and still strengthening El Niño stifles tropical development in the Atlantic. To date, no hurricanes have formed in the basin, despite this week marking the peak of the season on average - and there's no sign of development in the near future. It means a new record is likely to be set for the latest date in the satellite era (1960s onward) without an Atlantic hurricane forming. Currently, the record is 11 September, set in
UK weather: Rain forecast to continue after wettest week since early February (opens the original)
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In the last few days of August and start of September, more rain fell than any other week since early February, according to the Environment Agency. Despite the change to more unsettled and wetter conditions, all of Wales and most of England remains in drought. And water companies are reminding customers that temporary hosepipe bans are still in force despite the rainfall and decreased demand with the cooler weather. More rain is in the forecast this week and while that will be welcome, sustaine
How a new era of heatwaves could shake up the school calendar (opens the original)
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Over the past two weeks, the sound of children has returned to Scotland's school playgrounds. Their summer breaks began in late June or early July and ended in mid-August. It's an academic year replicated in other European countries too. In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, however, children will not return until early September. Their holidays are a similar length to Scotland's but England and Wales schools did not break up until late July, something that meant pupils were in school during t
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