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Listed as Pershore automatic, at 37.6°C so not quite.
Originally Posted by: Bertwhistle
In the end Pershore (Throckmorton) hit 38.03c and Pershore College (which is the CET station) 37.98c
First time an official 100f has been recorded in this part of the country.
38.4c in my garden!
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30.9 here with the odd puff from the NE - down from 32.3 earlier.
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Be very interesting if we hit a 35C officially today as it will be the 10th time this summer. 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Originally Posted by: Hungry Tiger
Charlwood 34.5 - so it'll be close! Still another hour or two to go...
EDIT: And the date record is exactly 35.0, as per Torro:
Cambridge Observatory 1876
Temperatures have now exceeded 35°C in the UK today 🌡️This now provisionally the 10th day in 2026 where temperatures have reached or exceeded 35°C or more pic.twitter.com/EAtDhi7DXz— Met Office (@metoffice) August 14, 2026
Temperatures have now exceeded 35°C in the UK today 🌡️This now provisionally the 10th day in 2026 where temperatures have reached or exceeded 35°C or more pic.twitter.com/EAtDhi7DXz
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Frittenden 35.3.
Originally Posted by: Retron
What an incredible summer this has been! We seem to be hitting these extreme temperatures (as they were previously referred to) so easily. That now doubles the previous record of 5 times, back in 1976.
Working at Luton Airport, Beds (160m asl)
Currently 36.5c. I am 8 miles from Goudhurst and 15 miles from Frittenden, it is sweltering again today.
Originally Posted by: warrenb
Makes my 36.7C in Pett Bottom a little less OTT than I’d feared. Still reckon it was a couple of degrees too high though.
Today looked like a Frittenden day, and so it turns out.
Retire while you can still press the 'retire now' button.
August is actually at exactly the same average daily max so far as we had in the whole of July, 29.2c, although that will obviously drop next week for sure.
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It sounded like a red alert klaxon from Star Trek on my phone.
A severe alert from government about wildfire risk.
Got a WTF was that!
A red alert from government about wildfire risk.
Originally Posted by: KDB1
Yup, I'd turned them off on my old phone but forgot all about them on my new one. I was listening to a video of "Disco 2000" through headphones and thought the synthesiser section was a bit off! 😁
Hopefully the warning will make people think twice about those wretched portable BBQs!
Yes on what looks likely to be the last heatwave day for most for a while (who knows whether for the year or not) after 6 weeks of almost constant... great timing!
Got that too I wasn’t sure if where this sound come from. This seem serious after what happened yesterday.
Originally Posted by: tierradelfuego
Exactly what I said to my wife! Really, does it take whole swathes of residential areas to be ignited before cobra decides to invade everybody else's privacy with their nuclear-sounding alert?