The UK could ask a new high for the hottest day of the year Second day in a rowWith predictions for predicting temperatures can reach 33c.
Thursday saw that the alive hit 32.2CU Kewu, West London – The warmest day 2025. So far – as the country died under an Amber Heat-Health Alert.
A warning that has issued Health Safety Agency in the UK (UKHSA) For the first time since September 2023. It covers all regions England And stays on the place until 9 am on Monday.
Warns “significant impacts are probably” through health and social services due to high temperatures, including increasing deaths, especially between those older than 65 years or people or human terms.
Meanwhile, temperatures are scheduled to reach low 30s and can potentially hit 33c on Friday, the Office said.
By Friday afternoon, a few areas are expected to pass thermal VAV Criteria, MET Office weather forecaster Dan Stroud said.
The official heat VAV was recorded when the areas reach a certain temperature three consecutive days, and the thresholds differ from 25C to 28C in different parts of the UK.
Mr. Stroud said, “We expect to continue the warm and dry conditions, a little haz in the West turns on Friday, we still expect temperatures to reach the low 30s, 31c, maybe in 32C.”
It comes after the notation of warning because firefighters responded to more than 500 wilderness throughout England and Wales this year so far.
From Thursday, 564 wildfire The incidents responded to England and Welsh fires and rescue services, which is 717 percent increase in the same period 2024. years, and more than doubles the number in 2022. Year, which is the National Fire Council (NFCC).
Public security advice issued by NFCC includes disposable use of disposable open landscapes, parks and wetlands, not reject cigarettes, matches or glass bottles, as I can light a dry vegetation.
With dry conditions for the time of year, which means that fires can burn in peat, and may be stopped for a few days, and not further pressure on fire and rescue services, NFCC added.
The increased amount of clouds on Saturday will move from the West, with the chance of showers, and some can be thunder in northwestern Wales and northwestern England, while the eastern areas will see another sushi and a hot day, added another sushi and a hot day.
Temperatures will be in low 30s, and they are probably the peak of hot spell on Saturday, because it is possible to 34C, still under June from 35.6C 1976. years. Years.
Sunday will be another very warm day in the south and east probably in the late 20s, elsewhere will be colder, with temperatures in mid-20s, Mr. Stroud said.
Earlier this month, Environmental Protection Agency (EA) said Yorkshire crossed out of “extended dry time” on “drought“Status.
This means that the county is facing a lack of water after a long period of low rain.
Yorkshire Water said that the status of the drought does not immediately change the situation for customers, but prohibitions of water – such as the hose pipes – possible in the coming months, unless there is no “significant rain”.
The declaration of the drought for the northwest of England is followed at the end of May, which covers larger Manchester, Merseyside and Cheshire, and Cumbria and Lancashire.
On Friday, the MET office also issued a yellow warning thunder for Saturday and Sundays covering large parts of Northern England.
Sunday is from 15 hours Saturday to 4 hours on Sunday.
Warning covers East Midlands, West Midlands, Northeast England, Northwest England, Yorkshire And Humber and some parts of Wales.
This includes the main cities and cities like Leicester, Nottingham, Durham, Newcastle, Big manchester, Merseyside And York.
Meanwhile, numerous charities issued warnings on potential risks of warmer time.
St John Himbulanty called on the public to introduce him to the signs of heat exhaustion and hot nodes and learn how to answer.
The British Heart Foundation encourages people with heart conditions to take precautions such as the rest of the cold and leadership of a minimizing potential health risks during the thermal entry, saying that the heat could be brought to the heart.
The age of British called people to apply for older relatives, friends and neighbors to see if something needs to be used to persuade them not to feel overwhelmed over heat.
Dementia UK issued advice and advice on how to support a loved one with dementia in heat, including hydrated leaders; remain cool with appropriate clothing; Keep a person from the heat; cooling a person down avoiding hot drinks, alcohol and caffeine; and keeping a home environment cool.