‘Severe’ fire warning issued for London as heatwave continues | Weather | News

While the UK’s heat wave continued, a large city of England was under a “violent” fire warning.

According to Met Office, London’s Fire Department, London warned for the capital that can rise to 33C today.

Thomas Goodall said that a combination of high temperatures and low rainfall means that people should be more careful and the firefighters were called to 14 forest fire in the capital this year.

“We know that people will look forward to going out to enjoy the great weather. But in recent months, high temperatures and low rainfall means that the risk of forest fires existing is severe.”

“During this last heat wave, it is important that everyone is responsible for preventing fires. Since the weather is very dry, it requires only a few sparks to cause a fire to spread rapidly.

“This may be dangerous in London because most of our green areas are close to houses and other properties.”

Firefighters, grass, trees and gardens, including smaller fires, “countless information” added.

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