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A summer heatwave topping 38 degrees could be in our future
As climate change takes hold we need to prepare for the impact on roads, railways, animal welfare, our own health and wildfires
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mirror.co.uk
Met Office releases 'sobering' 45C heatwave prediction with devastating impacts
It is 50 years since the summer of 1976, and as the record for the hottest ever June day looks set to be broken, the Met Office has issued a chilling prediction for 2056
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independent.co.uk
How the 2026 heatwave compares to 1976’s record-breaking summer
The UK is entering extremely hot temperatures this week, as the Met Office warns parts of England and Wales could reach 39 to 40C. Comparisons are being drawn to the summer of…
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abc.net.au
As Europeans swelter, can they learn from Australians?
Europe's record-breaking heatwave has highlighted its vulnerability to climate change. But countries could look to Australia's experience with scorching summers to learn valuable…
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irishtimes.com
A summer heatwave topping 38 degrees could be in our future
As climate change takes hold we need to prepare for the impact on roads, railways, animal welfare, our own health and wildfires
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How the current heatwave compares to the scorching summers of 1976 and 1995
August 1995 brought a deluge of angry wasps to the west of Ireland and dangerous jellyfish to the east coast
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The Irish Times view on Europe’s heatwave: underling the need to adapt to extreme weather
Reducing emissions is key, but so is preparing for the extreme weather events which are now inevitable
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John Sweeney: Climate records are normally broken slowly. Now extremes are being topped up by 4 degrees
Jet stream holds key to whether extreme heat will become more frequent and severe