Parts of England under heat alert with 30C possible
Summary
Parts of England have heat alerts due to warm weather, with temperatures possibly reaching 30°C. The UK is also facing drought conditions, wildfires, and water restrictions, linked to ongoing dry and hot weather.Key Facts
- Yellow heat health alerts cover several regions in England until 9 am Sunday.
- Temperatures might rise to the mid- to high 20s Celsius, with a chance of 30°C.
- Drought was declared in north Wales and the upper Severn area due to dry conditions.
- England has received only 3% of its usual July rainfall, causing hosepipe bans for 23 million customers.
- Wildfires have occurred in England and Scotland; Ireland also has a nationwide hosepipe ban.
- The UK Health Security Agency and Met Office issue heat alerts to warn health and emergency services.
- Rain is expected to move into parts of the UK on Saturday and Sunday, bringing cooler temperatures.
- Millions of drivers plan summer trips, and the port of Dover expects busy border checks but is managing delays.
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