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Cooler Weather Forecast After UK Sees Hottest Day of the Year

Cooler Weather Forecast After UK Sees Hottest Day of the Year

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Sunday is expected to see "cooler" and "fresher" weather after the UK recorded the hottest day of the year, with a provisional high of more than 33C measured in Surrey.
On Saturday, provisional temperatures recorded included

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