Britain and India hit record highs
During the summer of 2026, Britain experienced its highest recorded temperatures for the second consecutive year, with an average temperature of 16.5°C between June and August, surpassing the previous record of 16.1°C set in 2025. The British Meteorological Office indicated that climate change caused by human activities has increased the likelihood of such hot periods by approximately 130 times. Meanwhile, India recorded its hottest August since data collection began in 1901, with an average of 28.01°C, exceeding normal levels by 0.67°C, reflecting the impact of climate change in both countries.
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