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Amber heat health alerts to come into force as heatwave reaches 35C peak

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Amber heat health alerts to come into force as heatwave reaches 35C peak
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What you need to know Published5 days agoHow long will the heat last?This time around the heat spike looks set to be brief. The hottest conditions will be concentrated on Wednesday before a weather front moving through on Thursday will usher in fresher air, bringing a noticeable change in feel. Temperatures are expected to fall by around 5-8C compared with Wednesday's peak.Humidity will also ease, making it more comfortable for sleeping.

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Amber heat health alerts to come into force as heatwave reaches 35C peakImage source, Getty ImagesByHelen WillettsLead Weather PresenterPublished5 minutes agoAmber and yellow heat health alerts are set to come into force on Wednesday as parts of the UK endure the fourth widespread heatwave of the year so far.Temperatures are forecast to peak at midweek with readings as high as 35C (95F) in the hottest places. Though the heatwave will come to a quick end for many on Thursday, well above-average temperatures in the mid- to high 20s Celsius will persist into the weekend.The hot weather, paired with a significant lack of rainfall, will exacerbate conditions in many of the driest areas.How hot will it get where you live?A plume of intense heat surging north from North Africa, and already…

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