European Union — Copernicus Climate Change Service & United Kingdom — Met Office

European Union — Copernicus Climate Change Service: The European Union — Copernicus Climate Change Service, represented by its deputy director Samantha Burgess, explained that the hot weather was due to a 'heat dome' of trapped air, providing meteorological context.

United Kingdom — Met Office: The United Kingdom — Met Office has issued and extended red and amber heat warnings for the United Kingdom, confirming record-breaking temperatures and forecasting continued extreme heat and thunderstorms.

European Union — Copernicus Climate Change Service: The European Union — Copernicus Climate Change Service reported that daily sea surface temperatures in April inched toward near-record highs, reflecting the transition to El Ni , and noted marine heat waves breaking records.

United Kingdom — Met Office: The United Kingdom — Met Office, through Adam Scaife, predicted that this El Ni could be record-breaking and warned of a new global warmth record in 2027, emphasizing the significant impact of the phenomenon.

European Union — Copernicus Climate Change Service: The European Union — Copernicus Climate Change Service predicted 2025 to be the world's second- or third-warmest on record, supporting the global warming trend.