How To Use Hot spell In A Sentence

Frey predicts that butterfly watchers in the rest of the country may be able to see more monarch drinking binges in hot spells and during mating periods.
It often delivers hot spells that make up for a ropey summer. The Sun
The company blamed the weather while pointing out that a hot spell last year had boosted demand for flea collars. The Sun
The company blamed the weather while pointing out that a hot spell last year had boosted demand for flea collars. The Sun
I'm not sure I'd manage quite so well if we had a similarly lengthy hot spell today.

Unlike 1908, the hot spells in 1939 were accompanied by strong northerly winds, and followed a very dry six months.
At Harwell laboratories, they've been monitoring air pollution and found the levels went up during the recent hot spell.
An anticyclone delivered warm and sunny conditions to most of the UK during the first four days of the month, but low pressure became more of a feature from 5 June until the end of the third week, when a sudden hot spell in the south and east caused temperatures to rise into the 30s Celsius. The weather in June
The hot spell had broken and now the weather was bearable again.
Forecasters say the hot spell will continue before becoming unsettled nearer the weekend. The Sun
It often delivers hot spells that make up for a ropey summer. The Sun
The hot spell broke.