From midnight Thursday 11 August to midnight Sunday 14 August,extreme heat yellow warningswill be issued across England and Wales. applied to the part.
Temperatures are projected to rise to 32 degrees Celsius in the southeast as the heatwave sets to continue.
"In addition to high daytime highs, nighttime temperatures will be very high, especially in metropolitan areas."
Scotland Then, according to the weather forecast for Wednesday, the weather will be milder.
and Thursday: "Most places will be dry, sunny and hotter than today.
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in the far north of Scotland with thick clouds and occasional rain."
Heavy rains and thunderstorms are forecast to finally end the hot weather for the next week.
However, temperatures may be above normal for him all the way through September.
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This week the Thames Water has been hit by a hot, dry summer. announced plans to introduce a hosepipe ban in southern England to combat the impact.
This company serves 15 million people across the region, including London.
In a statement Thames Water said:
The Japan Meteorological Agency warns that "people vulnerable to extreme heat are more likely to experience adverse health effects," but risks to the wider population include These include dehydration, sunburn, and heat exhaustion.
Additional risks include "increased failure of some heat-sensitive systems and equipment," "water safety and increased risk of fire-related accidents” and “delays in road, rail and air travel”.
According to the Meteorological Office forecast, ``Over the next week, temperatures will rise over much of Britain. , peaking on Friday and Saturday.
