The UK is experiencing its third heatwave of the year, with temperatures reaching 31C forecasted for Sunday. On Saturday, Ross-on-Wye reached 33.1C, while Scotland and Belfast recorded their hottest days of the year at 32C. Amber Health alerts are active in several regions due to the risk of health issues among vulnerable populations. The wildfire risk is severe, resulting in hosepipe bans for six million homes. Disruptions in transportation may occur due to the heat, but temperatures are forecasted to cool after Sunday for most of Britain.
Temperatures in UK cities like London, Birmingham, and Manchester are surpassing the 30C mark again as a third heatwave engulfs the UK.
Amber Health alerts have been put in place for the Midlands and both the south and east of England, warning of a potential rise in deaths for those aged 65 or over.
The wildfire risk is rated as severe by the Natural Hazards Partnership, impacting six million homes with a hosepipe ban.
Today is expected to be the last day of the UK's third heatwave of the year for most of Britain, with temperatures cooling slightly afterwards.
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