Last year's multi record-breaking hot and dry weather will become "typical" in the UK in under 40 years, the Met Office has warned.
The remarkable weather of last year - when almost every month was hotter than average, wildfires torched homes and more people died in the summer - was considered extreme.
But by 2060 - potentially in the lifetime of anyone now under around 40 - that persistent hot weather will become simply average, the Met Office has said in its annual State of the UK Climate report.
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