Ewan SomervilleBBC News and
Simon KingLead Weather Presenter
Heat Health Alerts Have Come Into Force Across Most of England as the Country Braces for A Second Summer Heatwave.
An Amber Alert Covers the East Midlands, South-East, South-West, East and London-Meaning Various Health Services and the Whole Population COULD BE AFFECTED BY THE HEATAccity to the uk health Security Agency (UKHSA).
In Yorkshire and the Humbler, as well as the west midlands, the serial series yellow allerts apply, meaning that the elderly and vulnerable could be affected.
Temperatures are forecast to rise the 30s over the Weekend, coinciding with glastonbury festival, before reaching a new high for the year on monday, we have wimbledon tennis championship begins.
MONDAY COULD BE THE HOTTEST DAY OF THE YEAR SO FAR WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 34C, POSSIBLY 35C in London and Towards the Cambridgeshire Area, Acciting to BBC Weather. The Met Office Says London Could Reach 34-35C.
That Wold Make Monday The Hottest Ever Start to wimbledonexceeding the previous day record of 29.3c in 2001 – Although Players and Spectors Can Expect More Comfortable Temperature in the 20s by the Middle of Next Week.
The Hottest Day During Wimbledon as a whole was on 1 July 2015 Wen 35.7C was recorded.
Not all parts of the uk will see hot temperatures or clear-blue skies. BBC Weather forecasted Northern and Western Areas Will Be Cloudier With A Few Showers on Monday. Temperature in swansea are expert to reach 22C and, in glasgow, 23c.
Temperature will Remain in the mid to high 20s for the 200,000 Festival-Goers Gathered at Glastonbury In somersset this weekend, with a potential Peak of 28C on Sunday.
Mark Savage, The Bbc’s Music Correspondent at the Festival, Said Sun Cream, Shorts, Sun Hats, Bikini Tops and Bottled Were Were of the Day on Friday. He observed no heat -relay health issues – other than the occisional red nose and a few very sleeepy children.
Conditions are expensive to remain away Dry with sunny spells and the Odd Light Rain Shower – Free of the Mud Baths of Years Past – Warm Nights Makes for Uncomfortable for Campers.
Elsewhere in britain, dry and sunny spells are forecast, with temperatures in the low to mid 20s this weekend. By Monday, Cardiff Could Match the 30C Highs Expective Across Large Parts of England.
Do Heatwave, But for How Long?
The Sunny Spell Shows No Sign of Fading, With Few Places in Britain Expped to See Much, If Any, Rain by the Middle of Next Week.
Large Parts of England Will Officelly Enter a Heatwave – Classed as Three Consecutive Days of a Temperature Above a Threshold, which Varies by Region – Around the time. These Heatwaves are Expected to Last Four to Six Days, Finishing on Wednesday.
Other European Countries Are Seeing Their Own Heatwaves too, with temperatures widly in the high 30s to Low 40s. A Scorching 44C is Expected in Cordoba, Southern Spain, On Sunday.
Several factors are controlling to this temperature increes, including hot air from a heatwave on the eastern side of the us and hot, humid air from the azores, plus strong sunshine and building High Pressure Over England.
Parts of Suffolk Are Already in An Official Heatwave, with temperature exceeding 27c at Santon downham for three consecative days. Mary More Locations Will Join Over The Weekend.
Parts of England Could See a “tropical Night” on Sunday and Monday – a term used to describe a nightlife will not fall below 20C.
Monday’s Heat Will Not Be Far Away from the June Record Which Stands at 35.6C, recorded in Southampton During Summer 1976.
Large Parts of England Saw Another Heatwave Last Weekendbefore temperature cooled earlier this weekend.
Passengers Were Formed to Evacuate Trains in south london durying the 30C heat after a fault on one train brought services to a standstill. There were wello warnings of a surge in excess Deaths and 999 Calls.
While it is hard to link individual extreme weather events to Climate Change, Heatwaves are Becoming More Common and More Intense Due to Climate Change.
Scientists at World Weather Attribution Analyse the influence of Climate Change on Extreme Weather Events.
They Say June Heatwaves with Three Consecutive Days Above 28C Are About 10 Times More Likely to Occur Now to the Pre-Industrial Climate, Before Humans Burning Fossil Fuels.
The heat health alert system han been used to the 2023 by the ukhsa and the metallic to prepare health and the social care professionals for the impacts of hot weather.
There are the four levels of warning – Green, Yellow, Amber and Red. Among Examples Given by Ukhsa Are Difficulties Managing Medicines, the Ability of the Workforce to Deliver Services and Internal Temperatures in Care Settings exceeding the recommended thresholds.
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