Britain boils in record temperatures
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Commuters faced delays and overcrowding as soaring temperatures on the UK's second hottest day caused chaos on the trains.
Rail companies say the record-breaking heatwave caused the tracks to buckle, while the police had to intervene at a lido in south London because of overcrowding.
The record for the hottest ever July day was broken with a temperature of 38.1 degrees celsius recorded in Cambridge
The previous high for July 36.7C was set at Heathrow in 2015.
Temperatures were also soaring in Europe with new records being set in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Paris.
Sky's science correspondent Thomas Moore reports on the impact of the extreme weather which scientists say will only become more common.
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0:03 That pool looked about 60% urine.
cleaner than most other public pools then
80% urine 😎
Ash Muntz your mother!
Ash Muntz id like to see u say that to a Muslims face instead of hiding behind ur phone u pussy little keyboard warrior
@Ash Muntz lol another ignorant racist 🤦♂️
33.5°C In the UK "omg we are gonna die!"
33.5°C in Spain "omg I gonna take my jacket!"
Yeah well add the UKs humidity, to the heat, and I'm sure Spain would be crying..
I live in Arizona.. and I lived in Spain, Spain is not that hot.
@@bushtrash2286 a heat wave in Spain can get to the 47C
I’ve never seen anything like that in Spain lol. Even at 7am in 24 degrees in Spain all the locals are out in T-shirt and shorts and I’ve been there loads.
33.5°C? Really? I'll take a heavy coat.
Crusader definitely lmao. Don’t know anywhere in the world where 33 degrees isn’t very warm.
I'm sweating like a blind lesbian at a fish market.
Weird way to put it but ok
😂😂😂😂
It took me 2 hours to understand it.
lmfaooo
People in the UK are moaning and groaning because we have had 2 days of summer,one day of rain...
Negative people
It’s about time we had some heat and sunshine, June was a washout
I live in belgium and it is 43 degrees celcius here
Cool 😎
very similar in slovakia as well...:(, young trees are not making it through...
Luxury !! l swam ter work in melted tar from road before being spit roasted on open fire....
minus 18 in my freezer
We were close to that 2 weeks ago in Indianapolis and the automotive I work at shop doesn't have air conditioning. The Brits need to step up their game son
Britain: “Scorching Heat”
*Laughs in American*
Its not even hit for me I could wear my jumper and coat
*Laughs in Australian*
38 degrees!!!!
LifeOfLewi laughs in philippines 🇵🇭
Laughs in Alabamian
Its summer for gods sake give climate change a break.
It's a big scam perpetuated by Al Gore who also claimed he was the inventor of the internet.
kelly6739 Totally agree.
Groudon! Get back in your Pokeball and stop Burning Europe!!
Groudon: No
Once again, this report is all about London. Up North where I live we only had 21 degrees today and it's been rather a rubbish summer. So no, Britain did not bake. London did. But not all of the UK. Scotland had cloud and showers. But this won't be reported.
I'm in the South East and the average temperature so far this summer has been 19 degrees which is well below average so yeah a few hot days doesn't mean a thing when the overall average is that low.
I'm in the south west and my only respite from suffocating sweats is in my bedroom with the air conditioner, so no, it's not just London.
@@goofed86 Totally, Mo
@mhffc Yes, it was not A BLANKET HEATWAVE.
True the media always claims the entire country is baked.
In fact living in London the temperature only reached a 36 degrees and not the claimed "40 degrees record"
No record there for us, i will enjoy the winter which will come hard hopefully this year
and yet this summer has been one of the coolest i can remember where i live..
They are saying the same every year now, yet it wasn't that hot lol
20mm of snow has Britain at a stand still. 2 days of sun and that's it forever. We're all gonna fry. Get the chips out !
Whos here again before it will be 40+ degrees in some parts of the country here in Yorkshire highs of 39-40 degrees
I love it. Few days a year, why complain when it rains and it actually rained today lol.
Bush Master the heat means the ice caps are melting which means sea levels are rising, which then means we will eventually all be underwater. So I think there’s is something to complain about lol
@@tasminxfatodu humans adapt
Tasmin fatodu well I’m vegan and favour electric transport so what more can I do other than bask in the nice weather
@@Joey-ve7ku
And 2 years ago we thought this was bad but now Monday 18th is going to be 40°+..
Temperature 33.5C
The temperature on Monday 18 July: in bouta end this man’s whole career
Was it climate change in the summer of 1976?
Jack Richardson true. There’s also nothing we can do to stop it.
Gunzo no. There isn’t.
It wasn warmer this time
Now that the UK is getting hotter, does that mean that the UK will have hurricanes and tornadoes like the USA
Average temperature so far this summer for me in the South East has been 19 degrees which is well below average so wouldn't worry about a few hot days as it means nothing! How about making a video about how we've hit colder temperatures in the last 2 decades during the winter than ever before? Nobody seems to be mentioning that.
Mohammed Akbar Climate change = Hotter summers, colder winters and more freak weather.
Come to india ,we have 27 degree celcius,
Thanks to monsoon showers
We have 50% of shortage of monsoon rainfall in our region.. Though temp is not a issue but still we can feel the effects of climate change
But the humidity makes it like 50C
London: 25 degrees is considered heat stroke
People in India:*PATHETIC*
Must be great not to be working and chill at the beach all day
Cool front passed through Texas earlier this week: 60 F in the morning and now 90 F. Normally we bake here in Texas and the usual summer heat will return next week. I'm 75 and this has been normal since I can remember, so forget this climate change business, which that's what it's really all about.
*World’s worst squeaky gate* 1:03
It's been unbelievably hot here in baked Alaska this summer
Boss at 2:44
I was wearing a raincoat because I had no bag to store anything and I loved the heat.
God am lwould mean a lot to see u
@@tomtaylor9485 Heat dont really bother me. I'm from India g.
I was dying working on the roof today. I should had called in sick
jmuse2k this is room temperature for Americans.....Pathetic
@@JulioLopez-qn1pt NO! I've lived in America nearly all my life and I love cool/cold weather
Liz Mowrey it’s 70-100 degrees and most thermostats are around 74
Yeah cos 100f if definitely room temperature
Jude Price even if it isn’t most of us are used to heat especially us in Mexico 🇲🇽
Being from USA 🇺🇸 y’all are like from a different planet, I’m jealous seems like so much more laid back over there
Well that about to be broken come Monday and Tuesday this year
And here in Mauritius, we are having the coldest temperatures we ever had.... So freaking cold
An ya bet it’s like 20 degrees
I feel for ya UK, USA had record breaking temps last week 110'-115' F. Here on east coast, all ya can do KEEP COOL❄❄🌝❄
UK is complaining about 80’-100’F
42 to 47 Celsius for non Americans
JUST TO PUT THE RECORD STRAIGHT "MOST " OF THE UK DID NOT BAKE
martin jeffery Pretty sure it did, London Baked, Edinburgh Baked, York Baked, (from family that have told me) that’s a wide variety of the country.
@@BubbleBlacKa Was only one place that hit temperatures out of the ordinary though so means nothing whatsoever
@@BubbleBlacKa not really mate ,even the mid thirties is not that hot
martin jeffery Yes it is when combined with humid air.
36 here in Yorkshire. 28 now. I’m baking away.
'heat wave'
sobs in 2020 australian
here in phoenix it is 106 farenheit,.. (41 celsius) and we are just going about our day
Hahaha It's the middle of winter in Australia and it's only 14c 58f ar the moment were I am.
@@jjosephs6521 Bet the Aussies are freezing right now.
LOW HUMIDITY AND AIR CONDITIONING
Dry heat
It really wasn't that bad,climate change overload
They don't seem to remember hx., Where the Siene and or Rhine rivers dried up..
33 Degree.....Is absolutely normal india...... During summer in my hometown temperature goes up to 49 Degree......
Imagine this being the new norm for England and the rest of Europe.
The highs have been running around 37 degrees C here in my little corner of the USA.
The vibes from this video seem like it was filmed in 1998
33.5° In Texas Sounds Like A Nice Normal Day In Late March
Please Mr. Tell me what to do, think, & wear.
Can I report friends for being out in the sun.
With Covid about should we wear a mask in the sun ? Shall I give my car up because I can't afford the fuel, and as I can't afford to heat my house, this winter what sort of thermal underwear should I get ? I can't afford to buy any food except canned beans, but Greta say the methane I produce will be bad for the planet ...... Should I eat cockroaches? Please tell me I need a mind programming
Got friends all over UK.
Sending a thought and prayer from NC.
US has great deals on air conditioning units.
Now I see why the EU is investing on immigrant replacement from Africa and Middle East.. touche Tatcher and Merkel..Touche.
Europeans constantly complaining about not having ac but never ever invest in it
Not a record. Nothing to do with climate change.
Come to Jalandhar, Punjab in summer there are 50.2°C
Watching this from 25° Ireland
Anselm winner 24 degrees in Dorset(with a pleasant breeze and a sprinkling of rain).
25C is hot for Ireland!
DeadFloppy Not really last summer was normal where I live in Ireland and it still hit 30 for a day in early July
@@kongmanqueally7003 but how often does it reach 30C in Ireland? Very very rarely. The record for the entire country is only about 31/32C! I think everybody in Ireland would think 25C is a hot day in summer.
@@kongmanqueally7003 I should add that it reaches 30C at least once every year here in York, and in July we had 35/36C. If it didn't start getting cloudy in the afternoon, we would've definitely seen 100F here.
June 2019 was very cool and rainy here in coastal Maine USA.
It is always rainy in Stephen King country :-)
We have flash floods everywhere in asia lmao
We had a wetter than average June this year (in Australia)
"Yeah climate change.... not very good is it?"
Welcome to England
And the benefit scroungers flocked to the beaches while the taxpayer treated them to cold drinks and ice creams!
hahahahaha it’s not even that hot. Today in Victoria it’s 44 degrees celsius and i’m inside with my hoodie and long pants 😂😂
Britain: 33°C OMG SO HOT WE ARE GOING TO DIE
Arizona: 42°C not that bad, just a little warmer than usual lol
That's because it's not normal weather in the UK.
Also, as a former Arizona resident, not all of Arizona is just desert. There are cooler places there, like in the forests around Flagstaff and Payson.
This record got beaten on 19th July 2022 when it was 40.3°C
imagine no water and no electricity
When it's not Hot it's rain...
This heat wave is nothing here in the Philippines. We have temperature that rises to 40c in the summer but we can manage thats in the month of may and june. This is nothing
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Here in Philippines sometimes 40C⁰. Still drinking coffee
still saw a roadman in a northface tracksuit and stone island beanie, and im not even lying.
That’s not 🥵 hot , in Texas USA it gets over 100 in July & this is normal
Dee Shoshanah it got to 40C in uk. The uk is an island and always humid. I had seen heat index of about 45C today. Usually if it’s 25 C here it’ll feel like 30C. The uk and most of Western Europe has a completely different environment and is further north than Texas.
Of work been everywhere.Enjoy it doesn't last long.It's called summer for the doom mongers.
Absolute bollocks.
Since records began what 200 years ago
Yeah thats an eternity.
It's summer in summer it hot.
Guess what in winter its cold.
It's been the same since records began.
well said
Chris Hill Agree! Can't stand Sky News. Sly news more like!
I live in Britain and yeah it’s rlly hot
and overpopulated with third worlders...i wonder if they complained about the heat , being that they are used to 100+ weather.
@@robroux6074 Why would they complain about the heat when they're used to it, being from the Middle East and all?
@Rob Roux the U.K. isn’t overpopulated with third worlders, they are like 6% of the country
It was literally hot for 1 day hahahahahahahaha
Adams Fishing Adventures No..... No it wasn’t.
Me as a Filippino this is cold
Trends aside, 33.5 is a walk in the park compared to Australia....
Different country different tolerances.
12C in Adelaide.. is that warm?
@Jack Richardson I figured it was something like that
It was about 40c in parts I’m sure. Even that’s hot for Australia and don’t say it isn’t because at 40c u probably sit under the air con
I remember the summers in Denmark in the late 90's and early naughties: much warmer than this...
Uk record broke too
@@adrenalinejunkie3828 August 1975 was one of the hottest on record here in the uk. But we had snow in June!
The sun is my best friend where I come from.
this was july 2019.............. wait till 2020 !
Much of Europe baking in the same heat 😂
Expect that their homes are provably designed better for that kind of weather.
...and none have air conditioning! 🤷♂️
Silly European's thinking everyone else experiences heat the way they do.
@Competitive Antagonist
Literally only Spain and Greece have houses designed for that type of weather
Try doing furniture removals, using shipping containers, when it's 45c outside, and 56c in the container. Like the guys in Oz do. Some water and htfu pills are needed.
If the North Pole has cold air and pushes the heatwave towards the middle of the uk and heat from the Spanish and french islands close together it will created hurricanes and tropical storms like the tropical storm Dorian near Puerto Rico and the Bahamas also south Florida
DO THAT MANY BRITS EVEN HAVE AIR CONDITIONING IN THEIR HOMES? IT MUST FEEL LIKE HELL IF THEY DON'T. PRAYING FOR THE UK.
777WAKEUPCALL Nope, most don’t own AC, and it’s extremely expensive. Plus our houses are designed to keep the heat inside.
Even modern houses built don't seem to take into account the summer heat. They seem way too focuses on retaining heat without thinking of the carbon load when people have to have air conditioning on all summer just to feel stable.
Most southern states in the US seem to have built in air conditioning and they even call it "central air", which is something we're going to need if temperatures keep rising. I have a small portable unit so it's not as good at removing heat as a built in one, plus it's expensive to run, but I just feel suffocated otherwise.
Thanks for your prayers.
@@Competitive_Antagonist well it is cold for 9 months of the year so makes sense the houses are built like this
@@JudeTheRUclipsPoopersubscribe
After reading it seems that heat insulation also prevents heat from entering as well as leaving so it also allows less heat to enter in the summer.
Though there's still an issue of the heat present. There should be a kind of duel process where it locks in heat during the winter and allows it to leave during the summer. A lot of the heat entering may be the windows, but it costs quite a bit to get them all filmed.
@@Competitive_Antagonist in summer the house just warms up and usually ends up hotter than outside does
Scam .... it was hotter before ....1933
johnh23z Clown.
@Jack Richardson wash yo mouth out with soarealclimatescience.com/2017/06/the-ongoing-heatwave-of-june-1933/p boy
@@BubbleBlacKa bozo realclimatescience.com/2017/06/the-ongoing-heatwave-of-june-1933/
The warmest June on Record. Weather recorded for a little over 100 years? Should we be concerned? No
91 degrees for the Americans out there that’s not even that hot
What had he done to that poor house... ? UPVC nightmare.
redflag 😆 🤣 😂 do u think africa not been battling with effect of slavery cause they have alot of minerals qnd is seen poor why is that?? #free africa
global,warming?or.bullshit?
And a week later it begins to rain
Are they joking is 35 degree that warm.
If there was only a way to cool the air in buildings........
End of world....
Shows how many people are being kept by the hard working people who could not go to the beach
Inner London at anytime of the year answers that question- difference is we didn't want them or need them ohhh not unless your a labour mp
Maybe the UK is in so much trouble as everyone is always out at coffee shops or down the beach. Nobody is working apparently 😂 Also it’s summer,,summer is hot! News flash the sun is hot! But not as hot as a day on record back in the 70’s!!!
Temperature difference are extreme here 40-42C in summer and 12-15C in winter
aussie?
In Australia 🇦🇺 And USA 🇺🇸 Its Normal Heatwave Over 40 C 100 F December January & February (Australia) 🇦🇺 June July & August (USA) 🇺🇸 & (UK) 🇬🇧
Such a sad story
*America* Laughs
@Karl Pilkington *Americans laugh because in the summer america has this heat everyday so there laughing cause Britain is acting like it is 50000 degrees*
@@barackollama6568Australia laughs.
This is because it is sot normal weather in the UK so we're not used to it.
Bruh everyday we always have those temperatures in Indonesia sometimes even higher
Horrible weather
The powers that be are looking into taxing us on the rays of the sun , seeing as we won't have our heating on 😳
Never been happy to look for rain
The highest temp I heard recorded was 55C in central France.
Shut uuurrrp
45C
10 of the planets 10 warmest years happened 600 million years ago......
I'm looking for jumpers these summer holidays
After visiting India last year in summers when it was 46°
30 degrees thats a winters day in Australia
Its called summer
Eh, regardless of whether it's manmade or natural, people will eventually realize they need to get AC here anyway.
We wouldn't be here without climate change.
We had to adapt then,we have to adapt now.
It's the rate of change that matters. It won't be easy to adapt billions of people in modern cities compared to millions, in the past. Most major northern cities get their water from snow melt. When it rains more and snows less, inland towns will experience drought. It naturally takes thousands of years for climate to change. CO2 levels have doubled in less than 200 years, a level never reached in the past 1 million years. Soundbites and smarmy comments aren't going to help.