The Met Office on Tuesday extended its Amber Weather Warning for “extreme heat” in most of England and parts of Wales.
The warning was previously issued to cover July 17, it has now been extended to cover Monday.
The Met Office said temperatures will rise later this week and over the weekend, likely peaking on Sunday and Monday, but may last into Tuesday in places.
Temperatures are predicted to soar into the 30s, with a 30 percent chance of seeing the hottest day on record for the UK, beating the existing high of 38.7C in Cambridge in 2019.
Britons are warned over potential “population-wide adverse health effects” that may lead to “serious illness or danger to life.”…