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UK heatwave approaches two-week mark

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Sarah Keith-Lucas
UK heatwave approaches two-week mark
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The UK is experiencing an unusually long heatwave, with some regions recording 13 consecutive days above heatwave criteria. Experts attribute the prolonged high temperatures to climate change and a persistent 'heat dome' weather pattern.

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The increasing frequency and duration of extreme weather events highlight the accelerating impact of climate change on regional infrastructure and public health.

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By Sarah Keith-Lucas Lead Weather Presenter Published 17 minutes ago Some parts of the UK are now approaching a fortnight of heatwave conditions.

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