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Amber Extreme Heat Warning Issued as 35C Heatwave Approaches

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Amber Extreme Heat Warning Issued as 35C Heatwave Approaches Amber Heat Warning Covers Parts of UK The Met Office has issued an amber extreme heat warning for parts of southern and eastern England and south Wales. The alert is in place for Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures may rise to around 35C. Nights will stay warm in many areas, with some places remaining above 20C. The Met Office says this heat event could affect both people and essential services. It also warns that conditions may worsen for vulnerable groups. Temperature Forecast Across the UK The heat will build over several days. Friday will bring highs of 31C to 32C in south east England. Northern and western regions will stay cooler, with some rain expected. On Saturday, slightly cooler air will move in from the west. Temperatures may still reach 27C to 28C. From Sunday, the heat will return and intensify. By Monday and Tuesday, many areas in England and Wales may see temperatures between 30C and 35C. Forecasters say many regions could meet official heatwave conditions. There is also a chance that the June UK temperature record of 35.6C could be challenged. Health Risks and Public Impact Health officials warn of several risks linked to the heat. People may face sunburn, heat exhaustion, and dehydration. High humidity will make conditions feel more uncomfortable. Warm nights may reduce sleep quality because temperatures may not fall below 20C in some areas. The UK Health Security Agency has also issued heat health alerts for southern and eastern England. These alerts highlight pressure on health and social care services and a possible rise in heat related illness. Travel, Safety, and Daily Disruption Authorities expect travel delays in some regions. Road and rail networks may also face disruption due to high temperatures. People heading to beaches, lakes, or rivers are advised to take care around water. Sun exposure will be strong, with very high UV levels expected. Pollen levels are also likely to be high, which may affect allergy sufferers. Risk of Record Breaking Heat Meteorologists say this could become one of the most significant June heat events in years. The UK could come close to breaking its June record temperature. Conditions will stay hot, humid, and uncomfortable through the early part of the week.

Amber Heat Warning Covers Parts of UK

The Met Office has issued an amber extreme heat warning for parts of southern and eastern England and south Wales. The alert is in place for Monday and Tuesday.

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Amber Heat Warning Covers Parts of UKTemperature Forecast Across the UKHealth Risks and Public ImpactTravel, Safety, and Daily DisruptionRisk of Record Breaking Heat

Temperatures may rise to around 35C. Nights will stay warm in many areas, with some places remaining above 20C.

The Met Office says this heat event could affect both people and essential services. It also warns that conditions may worsen for vulnerable groups.

Temperature Forecast Across the UK

The heat will build over several days.

Friday will bring highs of 31C to 32C in south east England. Northern and western regions will stay cooler, with some rain expected.

On Saturday, slightly cooler air will move in from the west. Temperatures may still reach 27C to 28C.

From Sunday, the heat will return and intensify. By Monday and Tuesday, many areas in England and Wales may see temperatures between 30C and 35C.

Forecasters say many regions could meet official heatwave conditions. There is also a chance that the June UK temperature record of 35.6C could be challenged.

Health Risks and Public Impact

Health officials warn of several risks linked to the heat. People may face sunburn, heat exhaustion, and dehydration.

High humidity will make conditions feel more uncomfortable. Warm nights may reduce sleep quality because temperatures may not fall below 20C in some areas.

The UK Health Security Agency has also issued heat health alerts for southern and eastern England. These alerts highlight pressure on health and social care services and a possible rise in heat related illness.

Travel, Safety, and Daily Disruption

Authorities expect travel delays in some regions. Road and rail networks may also face disruption due to high temperatures.

People heading to beaches, lakes, or rivers are advised to take care around water.

Sun exposure will be strong, with very high UV levels expected. Pollen levels are also likely to be high, which may affect allergy sufferers.

Risk of Record Breaking Heat

Meteorologists say this could become one of the most significant June heat events in years. The UK could come close to breaking its June record temperature.

Conditions will stay hot, humid, and uncomfortable through the early part of the week.

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