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'Summer warmth' refers to the pleasant, higher temperatures typically associated with the summer season. This story describes a final spell of it, with temperatures climbing above 20C. It's a general term, but in the context of a 'hottest summer on record', it reminds us of the seasonal patterns we experience, even as climate changes.
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