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Temperatures reach 33C as parts of England swelter in fourth summer heatwave
It's not quite been the hottest day of the year, but temperatures peaked at 33C in the UK today as England entered its fourth heatwave of the summer. As evening draws in, amber and yellow health alerts remain in place for all of England, lasting until 18:00 BST tomorrow.
Southern England to be hotter than Bali during fourth heatwave of summer
Southern England will be hotter than Bali as Britain braces for its fourth heatwave of the summer. The UK Health Security Agency ( UKHSA) issued an amber alert covering the West Midlands, East Midlands, South East, London, and East of England with temperatures set to surpass 30C (86F).
An amber heat health alert remains place for parts of the UK until 18:00 on Wednesday, as areas in England and Wales face a ...
Heat health alerts have been extended in seven regions across England as a heatwave sends temperatures above 30C for millions ...
Amber heat health alert remains in place across parts of England as temperatures could reach as high as 34C in some areas ...
A yellow heat health alert has been extended, affecting seven regions in England amid the fourth heatwave of the summer.
Much of England and Wales will see temperatures of 25 to 28C, with highs of 26C possible in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Temperatures could drop below 10C in Scotland during the same period, while the average across England is set to hover ...
The alerts are from 6pm today to 6pm next Monday and the regions are Yorkshire and The Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, the South East, and the South West.
The summer's fourth UK heatwave has sparked fire warnings across Devon and Cornwall. Dartmoor National Park Authority warned ...
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