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Britain Breaks June Heat Record for Third Consecutive Day

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The temperature in Britain reached 37.3°C today, setting a new record.
Suffolk recorded the highest temperature, hitting 36.9°C in Wattisham.
Emergency calls have increased due to the prolonged heatwave impact.
Temperatures are expected to begin easing over the weekend.

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Britain has experienced record-breaking temperatures for the third consecutive day, with the latest reading reaching 37.3°C in Suffolk, as reported by the BBC. This surge in temperatures, which has been attributed to an extended heatwave affecting the country, has led to significant impacts, including school closures and a rise in emergency calls, as detailed by CNN Greece.

The UK Meteorological Service confirmed that the latest highs set a new record for June, previously held at 36.9°C in Wattisham, Suffolk. Other regions have also reported unusually high temperatures, although some forecasts suggest that the heatwave may begin to ease over the weekend, potentially providing some relief to residents across the affected areas. The ongoing heatwave has prompted widespread attention and concern due to its unprecedented nature, with many residents struggling to cope with the extreme heat conditions.

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