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When will the Bradford heatwave finally end? Forecasters share how long is left
- The UK Health Security Agency extended heat-health alerts until 9pm on Wednesday, July 15, as the ongoing heatwave continues across the country with high temperatures persisting.
- Dr. Amy Doherty, Met Office science manager, noted the UK recorded temperatures of 35°C or higher in May, June, and July for the first time in a single year, setting remarkable records.
- Natural England's Fire Severity Index warns of "very high" wildfire risks in southern England and the Midlands, with some areas at "exceptional" risk; Derbyshire Fire and Rescue declared a major incident following recent moorland wildfires.
- Between Tuesday, July 14, and Friday, July 17, Greater Manchester temperatures will peak at 27C or 28C, before dropping to 23C by the weekend as the heatwave ends in the region.
- Met Office deputy chief forecaster Tom Crabtree stated there won't be "a straightforward end to the warm weather," as high pressure remains in charge, causing hot conditions to migrate toward the South West of England.
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The Independent (US)UK heatwave map: Where temperatures are expected to exceed 30C
Temperatures to stay high in many parts of the country this weekend after peak temperature of 35.5C last week
·London, United Kingdom
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UK weather: Heatwave enters its second week as Britons set to roast in 30C temperatures
Britain's third heatwave of the year is poised to strengthen, with forecasters predicting temperatures could climb back towards the mid-30s.Following a modest cooling for some areas on Monday, much of England and Wales is expected to see the mercury rise above 30C once again in the coming days.This year has become the first on record to register 35C on six separate occasions, surpassing the previous benchmark of five days set in both the infamou…
·London, United Kingdom
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