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Extreme Heat Kills More Americans Than Any Weather Disaster, but It Has Never Received a Federal Disaster Declaration

Extreme heat kills 2,394+ Americans annually but has never qualified for a federal disaster declaration. Here's what that means for your community.

Medical Daily

Heatwave leads to sharp decline in footfall as hot weather keeps shoppers away from high street

Total UK footfall was down 3.4% year on year last month

The Independent UK

Historic El Niño able to supercharge extreme weather looks increasingly likely – researchers

Models show overwhelming chance that this year’s El Niño to rank among largest going back to 1950

The Guardian - US

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Health warning as London heatwave 'peaks' and temperature record tumbles

Temperatures reached 35C in Northolt on Thursday afternoon, according to the Met Office, while Surrey recorded a UK high of 35.5C

Evening Standard

Colorado mayor accuses local schools of using too much water to keep their lawns green amid drought restrictions

Colorado is suffering from drought conditions due to ‘unprecedented low snowpack and high temperatures’

The Independent UK

UK swelters in third heatwave of the year as western Europe counts cost of hottest-ever June

Britain expands heat alerts while estimates suggest June’s death toll could surpass 20,000 across continent

The Guardian - UK

My skin goes really dry in hot weather - here are the 3 products I use for my hands, legs and lips

Flaky palms, tight legs and cracked lips - our Beauty Shopping Editor on why heat dries out skin in the most unexpected places, and the three products fixing it for her this summer

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‘A godsend on a hot train’: your top tips for beating the heat this summer

From thermal blinds to putting your knickers in the fridge, here are the clever – and surprising – ways Filter readers are keeping cool as the UK swelters

The Guardian - UK

Phoenix Braces for 114°F Heat as Officials Urge Arizona Residents to Take Immediate Precautions

Phoenix faces 114°F heat under an NWS Extreme Heat Warning through Thursday. Heat deaths hit 430 in Maricopa County in 2025. Here's what to do right now.

Medical Daily

Powerful El Niño ramping up as forecasters predict it’ll be most intense in recorded history

An El Niño acts as a ‘thermostat by releasing years of accumulated heat from the subsurface tropical Pacific into the atmosphere, warming the entire planet

The Independent UK

Congo Basin warming may be nudging tropical rain eastward, and scientists say the shift reaches from Africa to the western Pacific

Rising temperatures over Africa's Congo Basin are actively altering global weather patterns. This warming pushes tropical rainfall eastward, creating a climate ripple effect. Atmospheric waves transport heat, forcing air to rise and suppress precipitation elsewhere. These shifts influence large weather systems like the Madden-Julian Oscillation. Improved forecasting may benefit communities…

The Times of India

A&E visits hit record high in June as heatwave struck UK

A&E attendances reached 81,264 for the first time ever in June, NHS data reveals

The Independent UK

Temperatures set to peak at 36C during UK heatwave, health warnings issued

The United Kingdom faces its third heatwave of 2026 with temperatures soaring. Health authorities have issued alerts as hospitals experience sustained pressure from the heat. Vulnerable communities and older people are at increased risk of illness and death. People are advised to drink water and stay cool during the hottest…

The Times of India

Western Europe records hottest ever June as climate change drives heatwaves

Western Europe experienced its warmest June on record, as a heatwave at the end of the month in many countries broke temperature records. The confirmation from the European Union’s climate monitor comes as many countries are facing a third heatwave this week since May.

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Tom’s Guide

How to keep your lawn alive in a heatwave — 4 expert tips to help it survive

Don’t let your lawn die: The experts share their secrets.

The Times of India

Liverpool weather: Warm and sunny day with 30°C high expected July 9

Liverpool residents will experience clear skies and warm temperatures today. The day's high will reach 30°C with minimal chance of rain. Tomorrow's forecast indicates an even warmer day with a high of 33°C. This warm and sunny spell is expected to continue throughout the week. Overnight lows will remain comfortably…

The Times of India

Birmingham weather: Sunny skies and 30°C high expected July 9

Birmingham residents will experience clear skies and warm temperatures today. The mercury will reach a high of 30 degrees Celsius with minimal rain expected. This pleasant summer weather is forecast to continue for the next several days. Temperatures will generally range in the high twenties and low thirties throughout the…

The Times of India

Manchester weather: Sunny skies and warm temperatures expected July 9

Manchester residents will enjoy clear skies and pleasant warmth today. Temperatures will reach a comfortable high of 29°C with minimal rain expected. The warm spell is set to continue through the week with slightly higher temperatures. Sunny conditions will persist for the next several days. No adverse weather is forecast…

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Western Europe records hottest-ever June

PARIS - Western Europe this year experienced its hottest June on record as a searing heatwave swept across a continent facing increasingly frequent and intense heat extremes, the EU’s climate monitor said Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

Western Europe records hottest-ever June as heatwaves intensify

Temperatures across ravaged region 3C above average as scientists warn of risks for people, ecosystems and infrastructure

France 24

Western Europe records its hottest June after searing heatwave

EU's climate monitor said Thursday that Western Europe this year experienced its hottest month of June on record as an intense heatwave swept across the world's fastest-warming continent. A "heat dome" weather effect – a high-pressure system acting like a lid on a boiling pot – led to all-time and…

The Times of India

Asia’s Water Tower is turning more dangerous as glaciers retreat, and scientists say warming is raising flood, landslide and debris-flow risks downstream

Asia's Water Towers face new dangers from climate warming. Mountains are becoming unstable, increasing flood and landslide risks for people. Glacial lakes are expanding, posing threats of sudden, destructive outburst floods. Improved monitoring and international cooperation are now urgently needed. Adaptation measures are essential to minimize future losses and ensure…

The Independent UK

Specialty farmers adapt harvests, protect crops in face of extreme heat

The heat dome that settled over much of the United States affected some specialty farmers who produce crops fruits and vegetables

The Guardian - UK

Unions in Europe press for new worker protections to counter heat stress

Climate crisis prompts calls for workplace temperature limits and rights to heat breaks and adjusted working hours

The Guardian - UK

UK waters hit with extreme heatwave as global sea temperatures reach record levels

Experts warn that some marine species are at risk of ‘mass mortality events’ in ever-warming oceans

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