Swathes of England under heat health alerts as temperatures to rise to 30s again

Swathes of England are once more under heat health alerts as the latest wave of hot weather could see temperatures climb to the mid-30s.The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has amber heat health alerts in place for the East Midlands, East of England, South East and London until Wednesday morning, as the Met Office say

Amber heat alerts issued across swathes of Britain with areas set to be warmer than Greek islands  GB News

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The national heat plan has been extended to the whole of the Netherlands from Monday, with maximum temperatures forecast to...

More than half of England is in a drought (Picture: REUTERS) It’s easier to say which parts of England aren’t set for temperatures even hotter than the Greek islands today. Temperatures could reach 35°C in the South East, higher than forecasts for the islands of Mykonos, Rhodes and Santorini. Most of central and southe

Temperatures are expected to reach 34C in some areas of England.

The soaring temperatures come as half of England and the whole of Wales are already in drought, with fire crews battling multiple blazes across the UK

The Met Office has issued an amber health alert for four UK regions as temperatures soar to 31C

Parts of England are expected to be hotter than MykonosTed Hennessey, Press Association and Paul McAuley Senior Life Reporter20:18, 02 Aug 2026Heat health alerts will come into force for large parts of England, with some areas forecast to be hotter than Greek holiday hotspots. Temperatures could reach 35C in the South

A heat health alert has been issued for most of England from Monday as temperatures are forecast to reach the mid-30s centigrade.

New heat health alert issued for parts of UK as temperatures set to soar  lbc.co.uk

The Met Office has issued a new forecast as a UK heatwave sees temperatures soar, with four regions set to see highs of 31C under an amber health alert

The Met Office forecast for Sheffield, York, Leeds and Whitby, as a UKHSA heat health alert is issued for Yorkshire and the Humber.

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The measures were reviewed at a comprehensive meeting chaired by Additional Chief Secretary (Revenue) Dr Jayanti Ravi at the State Emergency Operation Centre (SEOC) in Gandhinagar.