Extreme heat cancels climate change event on adapting to extreme heat (opens original article in a new tab)

Extreme heat in London led to the cancellation of a climate change event on adapting to extreme heat, as the Met Office issued a red weather warning with temperatures exceeding 37C and high humidity.

• Extreme heat in London caused the cancellation of a climate change event on adapting to extreme heat.
• The Met Office issued a red weather warning for Greater London, with temperatures expected to exceed 37C and reach 38C to 40C in some areas.
• The Zurich Climate Alliance cited lack of cooling mechanisms in venues as a reason for cancellation, emphasizing the risk to attendees' wellbeing.