The UK may see temperatures rise to 36°C, prompting a yellow alert from the Health Security Agency.
London: (RightNow) The UK is experiencing its fifth heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 30°C. According to the Meteorological Department, temperatures may reach up to 36°C.
Media reports indicate that in 1995, temperatures exceeded 30°C for 34 days, while in 2026, this has already surpassed 35 days. A new temperature record has been set this year.
The Meteorological Department forecasts further temperature increases in East Anglia and the South East. The public is advised to take precautionary measures.
The Health Security Agency has issued a yellow alert for London, East and West Midlands, Yorkshire, and Humber. The public may face potential health issues.
It is noteworthy that intense heat and drought have led to an increase in forest fires, negatively impacting the environment.















