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Are 'heat spikes' becoming more common?

Are 'heat spikes' becoming more common?
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Meteorologists are observing a trend of 'heat spikes' in the UK, where temperatures rise rapidly rather than gradually. Experts attribute this to a warmer climate baseline and changing environmental conditions that make extreme heat events more frequent.

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Understanding these rapid weather shifts is critical for public safety, infrastructure planning, and adapting to the accelerating impacts of climate change.

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The report relies on scientific data and expert commentary from the Met Office and academic researchers.

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