Amber warning for extreme heat on Thursday as temperatures could hit 38C
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Amber warning for extreme heat on Thursday as temperatures could hit 38C. The East Midlands, Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire, Kent and East Sussex, and Solent and the South Downs have become the latest areas to move into drought. The announcement came after a meeting of officials, water companies and farming leaders under the National Drought Group, which warned that all regions of the country are experiencing pressure on their water resources, with impacts on agriculture, public water supplies and the environment.
Furthermore, The Met Office has issued an amber warning for very high temperatures for parts of England. The EA said rivers, reservoirs and groundwater continue to decline, water temperatures are rising, leading to more fish rescues, 245 wildfires have been reported on protected sites this year, and important wetland and peatland habitats are drying out. Friday is likely to hit at least 30C, before a slight drop to 26C across this weekend.
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Amber warning for extreme heat on Thursday as temperatures could hit 38C.
reliability high4/5 sourcesThe East Midlands, Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire, Kent and East Sussex, and Solent and the South Downs have become the latest areas to move into drought.
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The announcement came after a meeting of officials, water companies and farming leaders under the National Drought Group, which warned that all regions of the country are experiencing pressure on their water resources, with impacts on agriculture, public water supplies and the environment.
according to The Independent - UK News +1The Met Office has issued an amber warning for very high temperatures for parts of England
according to Evening StandardThe EA said rivers, reservoirs and groundwater continue to decline, water temperatures are rising, leading to more fish rescues, 245 wildfires have been reported on protected sites this year, and important wetland and peatland habitats are drying out.
according to Daily MailFriday is likely to hit at least 30C, before a slight drop to 26C across this weekend.
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On Tuesday, highs of 29C in Cardiff, 28C in Manchester and 25C in London are forecast before temperatures soar to the mid-30s in some areas…
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