The British Meteorological Service said on the 9th that in 2026, the temperature in the UK has already exceeded 34 degrees Celsius for 8 days, breaking the previous record of high temperatures for 7 days throughout the year. The EU climate monitoring agency released a report on the same day confirming that Western Europe just experienced the hottest June on record. The British Meteorological Service posted on social media that the Wesley region of Surrey in southern England measured a temperature of 34.4 degrees Celsius on the 9th, increasing the number of days with a temperature of 34 degrees Celsius and above to 8 days this year, setting a new seven-day record set in 2020 and 1976. This year England experienced the hottest June since records began in 1884. The heatwave disrupted the normal operation of traffic, campuses, and medical institutions.

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