- Britain is preparing for a significant heatwave this week, with temperatures forecast to reach around 37C in some places.
- The Met Office has issued an amber extreme heat warning for Monday and Tuesday, covering southern England, parts of Wales, and the Midlands, indicating potential health risks.
- The UK Health Security Agency has also issued amber heat health alerts for several English regions, advising the public to stay hydrated, avoid direct sun, and limit strenuous activity.
- Forecasters warn that high daytime and overnight temperatures could lead to health issues and disrupt daily life, potentially exceeding the June record of 35.6C set in 1976.
- Authorities are urging caution regarding water safety, following 15 deaths in open water during a May heatwave.
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