The UK recorded a new June temperature high of 37.3C in Santon Downham, Suffolk, marking the third consecutive day records were broken. A Met Office red warning for extreme heat is active for parts of south-east and central southern England, with thunderstorms also forecast.
The UK Met Office has issued a four-day amber extreme heat warning as temperatures are forecast to reach up to 38C in parts of England. The heatwave, expected to peak Wednesday and Thursday, could break long-standing June temperature records and impact health, transport, and infrastructure.
The Met Office has issued an expanded extreme heat warning for the UK, forecasting record-breaking highs of up to 38C from Monday to Thursday. Health concerns are raised for vulnerable groups, with potential impacts on infrastructure and public health.
The Met Office has expanded its extreme heat warning for the UK, with record-breaking highs of 38C predicted from Monday to Thursday. Health concerns are raised for vulnerable groups, and impacts on infrastructure and public health are anticipated.
The Met Office has expanded its amber extreme heat warning for Monday and Tuesday as temperatures in the UK could reach 36-37C. This heatwave, spreading from Europe, is consistent with climate change predictions and poses risks to health and infrastructure.
The Met Office has expanded its amber extreme heat warning for Monday and Tuesday, with forecasts suggesting temperatures could reach 36C in parts of the UK. Widespread impacts on people and infrastructure, including travel disruption and health risks, are anticipated.
The UK is bracing for a potential heatwave as temperatures are set to rise significantly from Sunday, with an amber warning for extreme heat in effect from Monday to Tuesday across southern and eastern England and parts of south Wales. Highs could reach 34-35C, with risks to health and infrastructure.
The Met Office has issued an amber extreme heat warning for southern England and south-east Wales, with temperatures expected to reach 34C. The UK Health Security Agency warns of increased deaths and water-related incidents, while breakdown services anticipate a surge in car issues.
The Met Office has issued an amber Extreme Heat warning for southern and eastern England and south Wales, valid Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures could reach 35C, with hot nights and risks of health impacts, sunburn, heat exhaustion, and travel delays.
