Breaking: A national emergency has been declared
It is expected that temperatures could rise to 32 degrees on Monday before reaching 36 degrees on Tuesday Credit: James Hardistyof the exceptionally hot spell 'leading to widespread impacts on people and infrastructure'.
People have been told to expect adverse health effects not limited to those vulnerable to extreme heat, a high risk of heat-sensitive systems and equipment failure, as well as delays and closures on roads. Met Office spokesman Grahame Madge said: “If people have vulnerable relatives or neighbours, now is the time to make sure they’re putting suitable measures in place to be able to cope with the heat because if the forecast is as we think it will be in the red warning area, then people’s lives are at risk.
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