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Social media users using June's strange weather to suggest that climate change is not real or that the government is influencing the level of rain.

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. All schools in Uttarakhand's Nainital will remain closed on Friday after the Met office issued an alert for heavy rain in the district.

here is a glimmer of hope that summer temperatures may return sooner rather than later.

Temperatures could heat up next week

Heavy rain, strong winds and thunder all feature in today's weather forecast

There could be a change in conditions this week

It looks and feels more like autumn in the UK today, as seen here in Bournemouth – but will the weather get better? (Picture: BNPS)

While temperatures look set to rise in the upcoming weeks they are unlikely to be above average

Scots heading to the polls will be battered by powerful gales on Thursday.

Strong winds and wet weather have already hit parts of the country on Wednesday, forcing Regatta guests and Wimbledon fans to take umbrellas and raincoats to both events.

The Met Office has spoken out over reports the mercury could rise through the low-to-mid teens and enter the low twenties, before settling on around 29C between July 12 and July 14.

July has got off to a cool and wet start for most of the country, with some Brits complaining they've had to switch the heating on - now the Met Office has spoken out amid reports of a heatwave

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July has started in a chilly fashion with temperatures languishing in the low-teens despite it being the height of summer.

Met Office experts said there is an "emerging trend towards more settled weather"

MILLIONS of Brits will face thundery downpours as they make their way to polling stations on Thursday, the Met Office has warned.

MILLIONS of Brits will face thundery downpours as they make their way to polling stations on Thursday, the Met Office has warned.

Temperatures could heat up next week

Brits are facing more chilly and wet weather over the coming days with showers moving in from the Atlantic but the Met Office has said that there are signs of an improvement next week

Last week's hot spell already feels like a long time ago