London
28 °C
Manchester
25 °C
Glasgow
26 °C
Dublin
17 °C
Belfast
13 °C
Washington
23 °C
Denver
8 °C
Atlanta
21 °C
Dallas
18 °C
Houston Texas
26 °C
New Orleans
24 °C
El Paso
17 °C
Phoenix
22 °C
Los Angeles
15 °C
San Diego
15 °C
San Francisco
11 °C
Chicago
14 °C
Minneapolis
14 °C
Seattle
8 °C
Portland
9 °C
Salt Lake City
11 °C
Las Vegas
21 °C
Miami
27 °C
Jacksonville
25 °C
San Antonio
25 °C
Bermuda
21 °C
Nassau
17 °C
Iqaluit
-6 °C
Yellowknife
-5 °C
Anchorage
4 °C
Fairbanks
2 °C
Barrow
-16 °C
Calgary
7 °C
Edmonton
22 °C
Winnipeg
7 °C
Goose Bay
11 °C
Halifax
14 °C
Boston
14 °C
Ottawa
10 °C
Toronto
9 °C
Detroit
12 °C
Cleveland
19 °C
New York
18 °C
Baltimore
22 °C
Philadelphia
20 °C
Nuuk (Godthåb)
-3 °C
Hong Kong
26 °C
Singapore
26 °C
Melbourne
26 °C
Canberra
7 °C
Adelaide
13 °C
Darwin
26 °C
Perth
19 °C
Fort Worth
17 °C
Honolulu
23 °C
Sydney
13 °C
Johannesburg
20 °C
Dubai
36 °C
Mumbai
30 °C
Zürich
26 °C
Tokyo
18 °C
Seoul
12 °C
Delhi
34 °C
Beijing
18 °C
Riyadh
37 °C
Prague
23 °C
Pennsylvania
19 °C
Valletta
26 °C
Manama
35 °C
Warsaw
19 °C
Domestically, she saw 15 UK prime ministers take office. Abroad, she met 13 out of the last 14 US presidents. Here are some of the most important moments during the Queen's record-breaking reign.
