The UK's summers are getting hotter – but how prepared are we? (bbc.com)

Interesting read. The infrastructure gap seems to be the bigger issue — most cities weren't built for sustained heat above 30°C. Green roofing and better urban planning could help long-term.

If this is going to be the new normal, we really should be driving for more heat-pumps (not the cheap ones that can only heat) way more aggressively.

tbf it was the coolest May, I have ever experienced