US EditionHeatwave Forecast Hour by Hour as Scorching 34C Set to Hit
The heatwave is linked to ongoing drought conditions affecting agriculture and water supplies, with five UK areas in drought and warnings issued for vulnerable populations, officials said.
- On Tuesday , London could experience highs of 34C as heat health alerts come into force across England.
- The national drought group, including the Met Office, highlighted ongoing drought conditions in England after a dry spring and heatwaves, as Britain faces continued high temperatures.
- Elsewhere, temperatures will hover in the high 20s as heat migrates south by Thursday, with highs of 32C in Bath and 31C in southern Wales.
- Amid soaring temperatures, UKHSA warns that high heat alerts could lead to increased deaths and strain on health and social care services, especially for over-65s.
- According to the Met Office long-range forecast, August 16 to 25 indicates an increased risk of thunderstorms, with more changeable weather likely beyond August 25, despite low confidence.
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The Independent (US)Temperatures expected to hit 34C as UK enters fourth heatwave
Amber warnings are in place for parts of England on Wednesday. Wildfires have started and health alerts have come into force as the country enters its fourth heatwave of the summer – with temperatures reaching 34C in places. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has warned of possible deadly effects as it issued heat health warnings for all of England. Amber warnings are in place for the East Midlands, West Midlands, east of England, London and …
UK officials warn of upcoming fourth heat wave
The UK is expected to bake under its upcoming fourth heat wave of the year. Amber heat health warnings have been issued across England on Tuesday, August 12: officials warn that most of England and Wales will see temperatures between 25 – 28ºC, and even up to 34ºC in some areas. To be specific, the amber heat health alerts, which have been issued by the UK Health Security Agency… Source
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