Revisiting the 1976 Heatwave: How Today's Climate Amplifies Extreme Summer Heat

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The 1976 heatwave featured 15 days over 32°C, but today's climate would push this to over 35°C.

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Heatwaves are intensifying faster than average global temperatures, causing 3°C to 4°C rises in local peak heat.

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Current UK infrastructure is built for a past climate and struggles to cope with modern extreme heat.

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Projections suggest 45°C temperatures could become possible within three decades without significant emissions reduction.

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