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| Warmest UK Halloween on record | Warmest UK Halloween on record |
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| This year's Halloween is the warmest on record in the UK, BBC weather has confirmed. | |
| A temperature of 23.5C has been recorded in Gravesend, Kent, surpassing the previous record of 20.0C. | A temperature of 23.5C has been recorded in Gravesend, Kent, surpassing the previous record of 20.0C. |
| Other parts of the south of England and the north coasts of Wales and Norfolk are also breaking the 20C mark. | |
| The previous record was set in Dartford, Kent, in 1968 and was matched in north-eastern parts of Greater London in 1989. | The previous record was set in Dartford, Kent, in 1968 and was matched in north-eastern parts of Greater London in 1989. |
| At 12:20 GMT, the Met Office tweeted: "Charlwood has beaten Filton, recording 22.5 °C. This makes it the warmest #Halloween on record!" | |
| Less than an hour later, it tweeted: "The warmest #Halloween on record has been broken again with Gravesend recording 23.5 °C." | |
| Nine out of the 10 months so far this year have been warmer than average, BBC weather's Emma Boorman said. | |
| The UK mean temperature for October so far is 11C, which is 1.5C above the long-term average between 1981 and 2010, but a few degrees short of the 12.2C record set in 2001. |