BRITAIN is baking in record-breaking May temperatures as high as 35°C with meteorologists warning today that climate change is the cause.The temperature at Heathrow, west London, reached 33.5°C today, “provisionally beating the all-time May record,” the Met Office has said.Parts of the south and south-east are set to rise further and hit as high as 34°C or 35°C today and tomorrow as heatwaves continue.Sunday also brought a record-breaking high of 32.3°C at Kew Gardens, south-west London, and the warmest May night since 1944.

BRITAIN is baking in record-breaking May temperatures as high as 35°C with meteorologists warning today that climate change is the cause.

The temperature at Heathrow, west London, reached 33.5°C today, “provisionally beating the all-time May record,” the Met Office has said.

Parts of the south and south-east are set to rise further and hit as high as 34°C or 35°C today and tomorrow as heatwaves continue.

Sunday also brought a record-breaking high of 32.3°C at Kew Gardens, south-west London, and the warmest May night since 1944.

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