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Heatwave likely as yellow heat health alerts issued in England
A yellow alert is the lowest behind amber and red on the UK Health Security Agency's (UKHSA) system, but warns of possible impacts on health and social services. The heat alerts are issued to give early warning to those services, as well as carers and government departments when hot weather is likely to impact on people's health and wellbeing.
By the weekend, large swaths of Britain are expected to tip into an official heat wave, with temperatures surging well above ...
And of course, keep hydrated. A Level 3 heat-health alert has been issued for London, the east of England and the south-east to help protect health services, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA ...
A heatwave is defined as three consecutive days where temperatures meet or exceed a specific threshold - 25C in Scotland. The Met Office said that by Saturday, many areas, particularly in Wales, the ...
England saw the highest excess mortality figure from heatwaves this year since records began in 2004, health officials said on Friday, after a hot summer that saw temperatures rise to all-time highs ...
Friday is also forecast to bring temperatures of 29C in Welshpool. Elsewhere it could hit 28C in St Asaph and Ruthin, and 27C ...
The warning has been made as forecasters predict temperatures in excess of 30C will swelter parts of the country ...
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