Heat health alerts issued for parts of England as temperatures approach 35C

Heat health alerts are in place across swathes of England as forecasters expect a return of very warm conditions. The Met Office says temperatures could rise into the 30s again, with highs potentially reaching around 35C on Monday. The alerts signal that conditions are forecast to be unusually hot and that there is increased risk to health, particularly for vulnerable groups such as older people, those with underlying health conditions, and people without adequate access to cooling or hydration. The reports indicate the warm weather is expected to affect multiple areas rather than a single location. Public health guidance typically accompanies heat health alerts, including advice to keep indoor spaces cool where possible, drink plenty of fluids, and check on those who may be at greater risk. The information is based on the Met Office’s temperature forecasts for the coming days, with Monday highlighted as the peak of the expected rise.