90 places in the UK are facing danger to life as temperature soars, warns Met office
Authorities have issued severe heat warnings across England and Wales, with temperatures potentially reaching 38°C, shattering June records. Population-wide health effects, including serious illness and loss of life, are anticipated. Essential services like power and water may fail. The Met Office warns that extreme summer heatwaves are becoming more frequent globally and will intensify in the UK, particularly the southeast, due to climate change.
Authorities have issued severe heat warnings across England and Wales, with temperatures potentially reaching 38°C, shattering June records. Population-wide health effects, including serious illness and loss of life, are anticipated. Essential services like power and water may fail. The Met Office warns that extreme summer heatwaves are becoming more frequent globally and will intensify in the UK, particularly the southeast, due to climate change.
