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London Fire Brigade declared a 'major incident' as large fires raged across the capital.
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'Take extra care': Heavy rain warnings, sea swells set to batter NZ
It may, however, clear for the last weekend of the school holidays.
UK braces for record heat after warmest night
Forecasters say temperatures in Britain may reach 41C as heatwave sweeps in.
Village cut off, holidaymakers stranded, properties evacuated after heavy rain
The South continues to feel the effects of the wild weather.
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New York Times: This year's scorching weather is in keeping with a trend.
Bridges swept away, strong winds as wild weather heads north
A number of highways have been affected by the weather.
Red alert: UK swelters in extreme heat
Rail lines buckle, airports close as temperatures near 40C for the first time.
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Afterglow from eruption creating multi-coloured twilight above frozen continent
Afterglow from eruption creating multi-coloured twilight above frozen continent.
'Climate change faster than anticipated': Warning 'thousands could die' as heatwave hits UK
'Climate models have shown that 40C is possible in the UK in the current climate.'
Severe weather conditions in American Samoa
Roads, buildings and the runway at Pago Pago International Airport damaged.
MetService National weather: July 15th - 17th
MetService National weather: July 15th - 17th.
Rain easing after wild weather thrashes NZ
After a week of wild weather, most Kiwis are expected to have some respite from rain.
Weather: Warning for Harbour Bridge tonight as heavy rain and gales set to hit Auckland
Streams and rivers could rise rapidly and flooding and slips are possible.
Live: Fresh storm warning - deluges, gales to slam top of NZ, tide flood threat
New gale, rain and road snow alerts are in place from Northland to central North Island.
Scientists link 'atmospheric rivers' to Antarctic melt
Train of atmospheric events starting near NZ linked to record melting of ice shelves.