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Extreme heat warning extended to four days as temperatures could hit 38C

BBC News· Jun 21, 2026 · 2:23 PM · 8 views

Get ready for a sizzling week as temperatures in England may reach a blazing 38C. The Met Office has issued a four-day amber alert, highlighting potential health risks and disruptions. Discover how this heatwave is affecting daily life and what it means for the future. Stay informed and stay cool! #Heatwave #UKWeather #ClimateChange #MetOffice #StaySafe

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