US EditionExact Time Amber Heat Alert Starts as 31C Blast Arrives
- The UK Health Security Agency issued an amber heat-health alert across England from noon on June 19 to 9am on June 23 as temperatures peaked at 32C in the southeast.
- This alert upgraded from a previous yellow warning due to climbing temperatures and risks to vulnerable groups and health services over several days.
- Forecasters expect highs around 32C to 34C by Saturday with warm nights above 20C, known as 'tropical nights,' which can disrupt sleep and heighten risks for those over 65.
- Dan Holley from the Met Office highlighted that high temperatures will be the main focus over the coming days, while Jamie Russell recommended that attendees of the Isle of Wight Festival apply sunscreen and drink plenty of water to stay safe.
- The alert warns of significant strain on health and social care services, including a likely rise in deaths, workforce challenges, medicine management issues, and increased power demand across England.
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