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The Met Office has extended an Amber Extreme Heat Warning for large parts of southern England and south-east Wales, covering Monday and Tuesday. High temperatures are anticipated, with peaks reaching the mid-30s Celsius on Tuesday, potentially breaking the current UK June temperature record. The warning highlights potential impacts on public health, infrastructure, and water safety.

Key Insights

  • The Amber Extreme Heat Warning covers most of southern England and south-east Wales, extending to parts of eastern Wales and the Midlands.
  • High temperatures are expected through Monday and Tuesday, with overnight lows remaining warm in urban areas.
  • Peak forecasts suggest reaching 35°C on Tuesday, raising the possibility of breaking the existing UK June temperature record (35.6°C from 1976).
  • The heat poses risks to vulnerable populations and affects sectors like transport, energy, and water supply.
  • Northern and north-west regions are expected to remain cooler and cloudier compared to the affected southern areas.

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