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‘Unremarkable’ 2021 would have been one of hottest on record before 1990 – study

Last year’s “unremarkable” temperatures would have been near record-breaking only a few decades ago, showing how the UK climate is changing, the Met Office has said. The latest annual report on the state of the UK’s climate – led by the Met Office – ...

28 Jul 2022 at 01:01

UK plants flowering a month earlier due to climate change – study

Climate change is causing plants in the UK to flower a month earlier on average, risking the collapse of some species, a study suggests. Researchers analysed more than 400,000 observations of 406 plant species in a citizen science database with ...

02 Feb 2022 at 02:55

Summer 2022 was ‘a sign of things to come’ for UK climate, says Met Office

The hot, dry summer that saw 40C temperatures recorded in the UK for the first time ever with wildfires destroying houses and trees withering in the heat was a “sign of things to come” for the UK’s climate, scientists have said. Not only was ...

27 Jul 2023 at 16:05

Miliband says UK’s way of life ‘under threat’ amid extremes of heat and rainfall

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband said Britain’s way of life is “under threat” from climate change as the Met Office said extremes of heat and rainfall are becoming the norm. The latest state of the UK climate report, published in the Royal ...

14 Jul 2025 at 06:55

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