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Why exactly is it so hot in the month of September? What are the reasons behind the unusually high temperatures at this time of year? All you need to know about why it is so hot in September 2023.

Britain is set to bake in 31C temperatures again today following the hottest day of the year - as the Met Office say September is to have a record six days of 30C.

Temperatures in many parts of the southwest of England will reach 32C, putting them a hairs breadth away from beating the 32.2C record set on June 10 this year in Chertsey, Surrey

Temperatures cranked up to 32C earlier as the country experienced the hottest day since June 25 and the hottest September day since 2016

Mayor Sadiq Khan brought in Londons Severe Weather Emergency Protocol amid forecasts that temperatures up to 33C (91F) will continue until at least the end of the weekend.

The hot weather in the southern part of Britain looks set to continue for the rest of the week with searing high temperatures of 32C forecast today - but it is all set to end with the arrival of thunderstorms.

The Met Office has revealed which day the unseasonal September heatwave is likely to peak, with highs of 33C expected in what could be the hottest temperature this year

The Met Office has predicted the heatwave will end next week as temperatures will become 'more normal'.

The CEO of alternative broadband network builder Freedom Fibre, Neil McArthur, has today - as part of an exclusive interview with ISPreview - spoken about

The stubborn figure means interest rates are likely to rise again - an announcement is due on Thursday.