London Heatwave Predicted to Last Nearly Two Weeks
Temperatures are expected to hit 32C on Monday, with the heatwave potentially lasting up to 12 days, following record-breaking June heat.
Temperatures are expected to hit 32C on Monday, with the heatwave potentially lasting up to 12 days, following record-breaking June heat.
A yellow heat health alert covers parts of England from Saturday, but the North East will see temperatures in the low 20s, reaching 25°C on July 8.
Greater Manchester is set for another spell of warm weather next week, with temperatures climbing into the mid-20s as sunshine returns across the region, according to the Met Office.
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