Amber heat-health alerts issued for most of England as temperatures could reach 36C or higher this week – latest updates
Amber heat-health alerts have been issued for most of England from Tuesday morning until Wednesday evening, with temperatures expected to reach 36C or higher. Over 25 million people are subject to water use restrictions, including millions under hosepipe bans, affecting customers of South East Water and Thames Water.

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AI-generatedAmber heat-health alerts have been issued for most of England from Tuesday morning until Wednesday evening, with temperatures expected to reach 36C or higher. Over 25 million people are subject to water use restrictions, including millions under hosepipe bans, affecting customers of South East Water and Thames Water. This week is likely to set a new record for days exceeding 30C, as Sunday marked the 34th such day this year, matching the 1995 record. Temperatures are forecast to rise above 30C in central and southern England, with generally hot weather across most of the country. These high temperatures pose serious health risks, especially for vulnerable individuals, emphasizing the need for precautions.
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5 extractedSunday was the 34th day this year with temperatures exceeding 30C somewhere in the UK, equalling the 1995 record.
Over 25 million people face restrictions on water use, with millions under hosepipe bans.
Amber heat-health alerts have been issued for most of England from Tuesday 9am to Wednesday 6pm.
High temperatures can result in serious health outcomes, particularly for vulnerable groups.
Temperatures are forecast to rise above 30°C across central and southern England over the next few days.