Summer 2025 was the UK's warmest on record, the Met Office has confirmed.The mean average temperature across June, July and August was a provisional 16.10C, beating the previous high of 15.76C set in 2018.It comes just months after the UK experienced the warmest and sunniest spring since data began.The back-to-back record-breaking seasons have brought long spells of dry and hot weather for many across the country, but have taken their toll on the environment and agriculture, leading to hosepipe

Summer 2025 was the UK's warmest on record, the Met Office has confirmed.The mean average temperature across June, July and August was a provisional 16.10C, beating the previous high of 15.76C set in 2018.It comes just months after the UK experienced the warmest and sunniest spring since data began.The back-to-back record-breaking seasons have brought long spells of dry and hot weather for many across the country, but have taken their toll on the environment and agriculture, leading to hosepipe bans, drought orders, poor harvests and low water levels in reservoirs.