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heatspikes

heatspikes is the plural of heatspike.

Meaning of heatspike

Noun

heatspike (plural heatspikes)

  1. A spike in temperatures, resulting in unusual heat.
    • A late-spring heatwave that set a new May temperature record was followed by another heatwave in June, and a third in July which lasted for two weeks in places. Further heatspikes have followed, with many places reaching their heatwave thresholds multiple times throughout the summer.2026, Rachel Foley, Mark Poynting, Summer 2026 on course to be UK's hottest on record, says Met Office (BBC Weather) https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/cn8n9pg54m1o

Questions about heatspikes

What is heatspikes the plural of?
Heatspikes is the plural of heatspike.

Words near heatspikes in the dictionary

  1. heatsink
  2. heatsinked
  3. heatsinking
  4. heatsinks
  5. heatspike
  6. heatspikes
  7. heatspot
  8. heatspots
  9. heatspreader
  10. heatspreaders
  11. heatstable

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