Hot and humid conditions have been making it difficult to work – and sleep – but it’s not expected to last much longer
Inhabitants of northern Lincolnshire have endured unusually warm and moist weather, causing unease during working hours and nocturnal hours alike. Relief, however, is forthcoming. Weather experts forecast that the current period of heat will soon conclude, ushering in less extreme temperatures for the region.
This article has been revised for The Lincoln Post, originally reported by www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk.
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