Why is it so hot today? ‘Azores High’, Saharan air and climate change to drive record temperatures

Part of the reason behind the hot weather is that a pressure system called the Azores High, which usually sits off Spain , has grown larger and is being pushed northwards, meteorologists say.Part of the reason behind the hot weather is that a pressure system called the Azores High, which usually sits off Spain , has grown larger and is being pushed northwards, meteorologists say.Read MoreHealth News | Mail Online