Average global temperatures have risen by more than 1°C since the 1850s, according to the Met Office, with this change increasing the risk of heatwaves, floods, droughts and fires.

Every hot day comes with two questions: do we enjoy it or is it evidence of climate change getting increasingly worrisome? This has been exacerbated by the unrelenting heatwave in Europe, the wildfires in Rhodes that have left tourists stranded and wildly changeable weather in the UK, where researchers predict that a heatwave is unlikely this year.

With the effects of climate change becoming starker each year, eco-related stress, anxiety and worries are riding high. A survey by the Woodland Trust found that one in three young people in Britain are scared about climate change, while 28% are feeling overwhelmed by the situation.

Don’t know how to feel about the weather? You’re not alone