In Britain, the heat wave has updated the temperature record for the second day in a row

In the UK, the temperature record for May has been updated, the air at London Heathrow Airport and the Royal Botanic Gardens of Kew has warmed up to +35 degrees. This was reported by The Independent on Tuesday, May 26.

"The UK had the hottest May day ever, breaking the record for the second day in a row," the publication says.

The day before, the temperature record was also broken, RT reports. The thermometer in London reached 34.8 degrees, exactly two degrees more than 82 years ago.

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