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Amber Extreme Heat warning issued by Met Office as 35C heatwave approaches

Amber Extreme Heat warning issued by Met Office as 35C heatwave approaches
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The UK Met Office has issued an amber Extreme Heat warning for parts of southern England and south Wales as temperatures are expected to reach 35C. The warning highlights significant health risks for vulnerable populations and potential travel disruptions.

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Extreme heat events are becoming more frequent, posing direct threats to public health infrastructure and daily logistics.

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Image source, Shutterstock By Ben Rich Lead Weather Presenter Published 19 June 2026, 10:50 BST Updated 12 minutes ago The Met Office has issued an amber Extreme Heat warning for parts of southern and eastern England and south Wales.

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