The UK is preparing for a further bout of extremely hot weather, with forecasters warning of a third heatwave of the summer affecting parts of the country. Multiple outlets report that temperatures this week could reach the mid-30s Celsius, with some areas cited as high as around 35C to 36C. In response, fire chiefs and emergency services issue warnings about heightened wildfire risk during the period of sustained heat and dry conditions. The warnings are presented alongside health messaging, as hot weather can create additional risks to public health, particularly for vulnerable groups. One report notes that the hot spell is expected to extend into the weekend, which could increase pressure on fire and rescue services during that time. Overall, the coverage focuses on both the likelihood of very high temperatures and the preparedness steps being taken to reduce the chances of wildfires and related emergencies.