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Red warning in effect until midnight in parts of England and Wales

Red warning in effect until midnight in parts of England and Wales
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The UK has issued its first-ever red extreme heat warning for parts of England and Wales, with temperatures reaching record-breaking levels. The Met Office warns of potential health risks and travel disruptions as the heatwave continues through the week.

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Record-breaking heatwaves highlight the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events linked to climate change, impacting public infrastructure and health.

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Image source, EPA Published 24 June 2026 The temperature rose to 36.0C in Wisley, Surrey on Wednesday afternoon, setting a new June temperature record for the UK.

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