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The summer of '76 was the hottest Britain had ever known - a record broken just a week ago. It came after months of unusually dry weather in which the usual spring rains had failed to arrive
South-east England has seen 24 days without rainfall since the start of June.
What did you do in the Big Heatwave of ’76, the children ask me? Well, kids, gather round and I’ll tell you.
Overall, there were ten weeks of heat that saw widespread drought, mass standpipe use, and even the pausing of the murder trial of the notorious 'Black Panther'. Above: A standpipe queue in Devon.
A video of a dog shared by an Indian Police Service Officerhas started a discussion on water conversation on the Internet.