UK maps show 30 cities to escape the sweltering 35C heatwave | Weather | News
30 slightly cities In the United Kingdom, ready to escape from overwhelming peak temperatures heat wave When Mercury is set to 35C for some of them. Air Maps WX graphics produced on Thursday (June 26th), Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland shows cities and will not be overwhelmed as the UK, where temperatures are set to 30C on the weekend.
According to WX lists, cities in the north of England and some parts of South West England seem to avoid decreasing heat on Monday, June 30th. These include Bath, Bristol, Exeter and Plymouth in the South West and Carlisle, Berwick Upon Tweed, Newcastle and Durham. On the southern coast, temperatures appear lower at the same date, a map shows 19-20C in Bournemouth, Southampton and Brightton.
There are seven cities in Wales and the temperatures here are between 23-28C. According to WX lists, the best temperatures in Northern Ireland will be cool at 18:00 on Monday, 19-20C. Eight cities, including Perth, Stirling, Aberdeen and Glasgow of Scotland seem to be set to avoid a scorch with temperatures ranging from 17C to 21C.
Temperatures set up to 30C Second Amber Heat Health Warning Given. The warning covers London, East Midlands, South East, South West and East of England. It starts at noon on Friday and lasts until 18:00 on Tuesday.
The UK Health Safety Agency (UKHSA) also issued a yellow warning covering the same time period for Yorkshire and Humbar and West Midlands. The agency warns important effects on health and social care services.
On Friday, he will see that restless conditions are still increasing temperatures and he will see that heights will potentially reach 28C in the South and East.
According to Ukhsa, the temperatures are expected to go to the top on Monday, when most of the country will see temperatures from the beginning of the 30s to the middle.
Previously, an amber warning has been published for all regions. England It was used for the first time since September 19, 2023.
The same day, England recorded the hottest day of the year, before the temperatures were declared heat waves in England and Wales, Kew reached 32.2C in Western London.
When the areas reach a certain temperature for three consecutive days, an official heat wave is recorded and the thresholds vary between 25C and 28C in different parts of the UK.
“Last week we saw a hot air magic, and temperatures have been set to increase once again to increase the greatest effects in the middle, southern and eastern regions of the country.
“Our findings show that heat can cause serious health results throughout the population, especially at temperatures that we can see at the beginning of the next week, especially for elderly adults or pre -existing health conditions.
He said: “Therefore, it is important to control more vulnerable friends, family and neighbors and take logical measures when enjoying the sun.”
Met Office, storms today (June 26) in the south and east (June 26) is possible with hot, humid air and it is possible with maximum temperatures of 27C in East England. Meteorologist Honor Criswick said that temperatures would feel “fully overwhelmed”.
He said: “For the first part of the day, especially in Scotland, from time to time, it will be uneasy of the heavy rain outbreaks (with).
“But it moves quite quickly, so in the afternoon, especially when we reach the west, we will see the return of these bright and sunny spells. And behind this rain, it is a fresh feeling in the air.”
On Friday, predictions, restless conditions were set to continue, he said. According to Met Office, the rain can be heavy in the West, while the east of England may remain dry and escape at sunny intervals.
Some parts of the south and east can also remain very hot, as the overwhelming air returns, the heights reach 28C.
Mrs. Criswick said: “For the rest of the week, we have a high -pressure building back in the south, so once again pushing the return of this hot air.
“And low pressure is never far behind, so we’ll rain on the cards to finish the week, and on the way to the weekend.”
