Met Office confirms today is hottest May day ever recorded in UK as temperatures hit 33.5C
المصدر: GB News | Source: GB NewsThe Met Office have confirmed that today is the hottest May day ever recorded in the UK as temperatures have soared to 33.5C.
According to the Met Office, the previous May record stood at 32.8C.
The previous temperature was recorded in Camden Square on May 22 1922 and then again in Horsham, Tunbridge Wells and Regent's Park on May 29 1944.
The record has been smashed today at Heathrow, with temperatures expected to reach 35C.
TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayOfficials have warned that people must stay safe in the soaring temperatures, especially those heading to the coast.
Ashley Jones, Head of Water Safety & Education at Royal Life Saving Society UK, said: "As air temperatures rise, it’s important people don’t underestimate the risks associated with entering open water.
"Even during a heatwave, water will remain dangerously cold, and cold water shock is a very real danger. Sudden immersion can cause an involuntary gasp, rapid breathing and panic, which can quickly lead to a loss of control in the water - even for strong swimmers.
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