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Cathy Owen

The hottest places in Wales on Monday, July 11, as record broken

Wales recorded its hottest day of the year so far on Monday as the mercury reached 28.7°C in Cardiff's Bute Park. The record could go tumbling in the coming days as 34°C is forecast for Cardiff on Monday.

The previous hottest day had been recorded in the park on June 17, when temperatures rose to 28.4°C. In England, the temperature peaked at 32°C in Northolt, west London.

England’s hottest day so far this year remains the 32.7°C recorded at Santon Downham, in Suffolk, on June 17. The warmest day on record in the UK was the 38.7°C scorcher recorded at Cambridge Botanic Garden in July 2019.

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