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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
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Americans Who Moved to the UK Say Summer Heat Feels Worse Than Back Home—and Are Now Regretting the Move

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has placed yellow heat alerts across London, the South East and the East of England (Credit: Hüsna Kefelioğlu/PEXELS)

Americans who moved to the UK say summer heat feels worse than back home despite lower temperatures, with expats in London and other British cities describing the country's 2026 heatwaves as unexpectedly 'oppressive,' according to interviews reported by Newsweek.

The reactions have emerged as the UK has seen record-breaking spells of heat in southern England, with temperatures reaching around 30°C and in some areas approaching 35°C.

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