The UK has been the most important summer since the start of the records, says Met Office | Climate crisis news

The news comes at a time when the opposition Conservative Party undertakes to dig all the oil and sea of ​​the sea, if it is elected.

The predictive at the office of the office of the office said that the United Kingdom has witnessed its warmest summer since the records began in 1884, and it is likely to see a similar hot weather in the future due to the changing climate caused by human.

The country witnessed four heat waves this summer, with a temperature of 35.8 ° C (96.4 degrees Fahrenheit) registered in Vavirham, southeastern England, MET office said on Monday.

That peak was still less than the highest level in the UK ever of 40.3 ° C (104.5f), registered in the summer of 2022.

The month of June, July and August witnessed an average average temperature of 16.1 ° C (60.9f), bypassing a record in 2018 of 15.8 ° C (60.4f), where the summer of a temperature of 2025 at 1.5 ° C (34.7f) above the average meteorology in the long term.

“Our analysis shows that the summer of 2025 has become more likely due to the greenhouse gases that humans have issued since the Industrial Revolution,” said the head of climate support at the MET office, Mark McCarthy.

“We can experience the hottest summer in the current and near future,” McCarthy said.

“What could have been seen as extremism in the past has become more common in our changing climate.”

The announcement issued by the MET office came on Monday, when Kimi Badnouch, the leader of the Conservative Party, said that her party would extract every drop of oil and gas from the North Sea if it was re -elected, according to the Financial Times.

Health experts and climate activists have warned that drilling for more oil and gas in the North Sea could have negative consequences for climate change.

UK infrastructure and health systems have struggled to keep pace with intense summer heat.

In June, high temperatures in the underground rail network in London witnessed that passengers urge passengers to carry water and “search for each other while traveling,” according to BBC.

A coalition included 53 health institutions in the United Kingdom, representing about one million health professionals, warned that “heat waves are associated with sharp increases in deaths”, and that high temperatures can disrupt sleep, increase tension, and manufacture mental health diseases, such as depression and anxiety, worse.

Countries all over the world have witnessed record heat in recent years with the intensification of global warming.

Japan and South Korea You have just sweated by the most important summer since the start of the records.

In Europe, this summer heat waves contributed to deadly forest fires in countries such as Greeceand Spain and Portugal.

During, Two million people It was affected as the Pakistani Eastern Punjab province, currently dealing with Flood In its history.

In July, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) Find Countries must meet their climatic obligations and that failure to do so can violate international law, and perhaps open the door for affected countries to search for compensation in future legal issues.