England is experiencing its third extreme heatwave of the year, with thermometers reaching 35 degrees Celsius. Meteorological and health agencies have issued orange and yellow warnings across the country due to the risk of loss of life and potential disruptions to the healthcare system.
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The country is experiencing its third extreme heatwave this year.
According to forecasts, temperatures in southern England will be around 32 degrees on Tuesday, 33 degrees on Wednesday, and 34 degrees on Thursday. Thermometers are expected to reach 35 degrees Celsius in certain areas on Friday and Saturday. The highest temperature recorded on Monday was 34 degrees Celsius in Teddington, southwest of London.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued health warnings across the country due to extreme heat. An orange warning has been issued for southern England and the Midlands. This warning indicates an increased risk of death, especially among those over 65 and those with chronic illnesses, as well as potential significant disruptions to health and social services. A yellow warning has also been issued for Yorkshire and Northern England.
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