Heat health alerts are issued across parts of England as temperatures are forecast to reach around 34°C. BBC News reports that 34°C is expected in some areas, while Metro says the alerts cover nearly all of England. The Daily Mail and its News edition specify that an amber heat health alert is in place and takes effect from 9am, running until the same time on Wednesday. These reports state the coverage includes London, the South East, the East of England and the East Midlands. The outlets also link the hot weather to existing dry conditions, with the Daily Mail saying some areas have had extended periods without rain. Overall, the alerts are intended to prompt public guidance on managing the health risks of high temperatures, particularly for vulnerable groups. The alerts and forecasts focus on the immediate period of extreme heat, with the temperature peak expected on the current day.