The record temperatures yesterday were mainly found at airports. Using a change of wind direction to argue that the climate is undergoing long-term change primarily caused by humans is unscientific nonsense-on-stilts.
Assuming you survived the 'extreme heat' of Monday's 38° record-missing let down, send in your thermometer readings again today to see if it really hits 43°. Will the forecasts fare better on Tuesday?
In this week's London Calling, the talking points are climate change, the Conservative leadership election, psychedelic drugs, and whether the global liberal elite are misguided do-gooders or just plain evil.
Already the forecasts of 40C are dropping, but their work is done. Population scared and headlines written, but let's return to Planet Reality, where the 9.17C average in the 2010s was colder than the 9.31C in the 2000s.
What's the temperature where you are? As Britain goes on red alert for a heatwave "crisis", we're inviting readers to send us the temperature readings from their outdoor thermometers to see how well the forecasts fare.
The next few days of high temperatures “may be a moment to work from home” a senior Government minister has said as unions grabbed the opportunity to demand the right to stop working if temperatures hit, er, 25°C.
I was a 13 year-old boy during the summer of 76 and had the time of my life – skateboarding, swimming, playing cricket. Happily, there were no climate change alarmists and health fascists ordering children to stay inside.
