Health alerts are issued across the UK as forecasters warn that parts of the country may turn very warm and humid, with temperatures possibly reaching around 30C later in the week. Sky News reports that the conditions are expected to become “very warm and humid,” prompting alerts to highlight potential health risks. Yahoo UK News repeats the same warning, stating that health alerts are issued as temperatures could reach 30C. The Daily Express says the Met Office has warned that a 30C heat surge may affect four areas, and provides a list of where the alerts apply. The Times of India adds that the warmest conditions are expected particularly in southern and southeastern areas, describing it as a surprising summer heatwave. It also notes that health officials are increasing guidance for people at higher risk, including older adults and those with existing health conditions, to take extra precautions. Across the reports, the focus remains on public health messaging ahead of very warm weather and on identifying communities most likely to be affected.