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UK set hottest June day history Met Office predicts
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AI-generatedThe Met Office predicts an official heatwave for parts of southern and eastern England, with temperatures expected to reach up to 34C over the coming week. This period is associated with a 'heat dome' trapping warm air, leading to potential health risks and increased water safety concerns. Residents are advised to take precautions such as staying hydrated, avoiding peak sun hours, and monitoring local alerts.
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- An official heatwave warning is issued for swaths of southern and eastern England and Wales, running from Monday through Tuesday.
- Temperatures are forecast to reach up to 34C, with a possibility of exceeding the all-time June high of 35.6C (set in 1957 and 1976).
- The heat is attributed to a 'heat dome'—a static area of high pressure trapping warm air over mainland Europe.
- Public health advice includes staying hydrated, wearing protective clothing, seeking shade, and avoiding strenuous exercise between 11 am and 3 pm.
- While the Met Office issues heatwave warnings, the UKHSA maintains separate amber heat health alerts for several regions.
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