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The UK has experienced its hottest day on record, with the temperature reaching 39.1C in Charlwood, Surrey today, according to provisional Met Office figures. The previous UK record was 38.7C, recorded in Cambridge University Botanic Garden on 25 July 2019.
The nation also experienced its warmest night on record on Monday (July 18) as the extreme heat saw temperatures remaining in the mid-20s. The Met Office said: “A temperature of 39.1C has provisionally been recorded at Charlwood, Surrey. If confirmed, this will be the highest temperature ever recorded in the UK. Temperatures are likely to rise further through today.”
Earlier today the Met Office tweeted: “It has provisionally been the warmest night on record in the UK. Temperatures didn’t fall below 25C in places, exceeding the previous highest daily minimum record of 23.9C, recorded in Brighton on 3rd August 1990.”
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A graphic accompanying the tweet showed the highest overnight minimum temperatures recorded were 24.5C in Aberporth, West Wales, 25.8C in Kenley, in the London Borough of Croydon, and 25.9C at Emley Moor, near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.
It comes as a potential high of 41C is still predicted for today, amid growing travel chaos. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has conceded the UK’s transport network cannot cope with the extreme heat and said issues on the rails and roads will continue for decades during such heatwaves.
As the heatwave continues, Mr Shapps told people to “apply common sense” and “depending on the nature of your journey and reason for it, you might want to consider rearranging your day around it”.
He told BBC Breakfast: “We’ve
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