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The UK’s latest heatwave will reach its peak today, with temperatures soaring to 35°C across southeast England. However, while many areas enjoy another day of intense sunshine, a weather front is already preparing to bring cooler air southwards.
The hottest day of the week has arrived, with temperatures expected to climb to 35°C across parts of southeast England as the latest heatwave reaches its peak.
High pressure centred to the south of the UK is continuing to draw exceptionally warm air northwards, bringing widespread sunshine and very high temperatures across England and Wales.
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The UK Health Security Agency’s Amber Heat Health Alerts remain in force across parts of eastern England, where the combination of extreme heat and prolonged dry weather could pose increased risks to vulnerable people.
However, while today marks the peak of the heat, a gradual change is already on the way as a weakening weather front begins moving southwards later tonight.
35°C heat in the south while rain affects northern areas
Most of England and Wales will enjoy another hot, dry day with long spells of sunshine and only small amounts of fair-weather cloud.
The strongest sunshine is expected across southeast England, where temperatures could reach 35°C, while many other parts of England are likely to exceed 30°C. Wales will also enjoy another very warm day, although temperatures will be slightly lower than those across southeast England.
The strongest sunshine is expected across southeast England, where temperatures could reach 35°C.Further north, it
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