A ‘Heat Health Warning’ Has Been Issued Across The UK – These Are The Areas Affected

Britain is reportedly bracing for another wave of scorching temperatures of up to 36C next week triggering health alerts and the risk of new droughts. According to the Met Office, temperatures will rise over the weekend as heatwave conditions return with the mercury set to reach…

Last month in England was the driest July since records began almost two centuries ago. How concerned should we be? Half of England and all of Wales are officially in drought. But what does this mean and could the UK’s taps eventually run dry?

Temperatures dropped down closer to averages for this time of year from Wednesday, but they are expected to rise again from Saturday.

Half of England and all of Wales are officially in drought after what the United Kingdom's Environment Agency described last week as an "exceptionally serious" dry spell. In July, England received just seven per cent of its average rainfall for the month. Southern England…

Parts of the UK could be set for another "very warm or hot" spell, according to forecasts.

July was the driest month ever recorded in southern England – and meteorologists have said there may not be significant rainfall in the area for some time

Here we go again... Apologies to those that thought heatwave season was over. Unfortunately, most of England is expected to hit temperatures over 30 degrees centigrade, with some areas reaching temperatures hotter than the current weather in the Greek islands of Mykonos, Rhodes…