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Red warning

An exceptional spell of hot and humid weather is expected across this region, with impacts to the general population highly likely.

Impact: High
Likelihood: High

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During the heatwave expected to affect a large part of England and Wales this week, the highlighted area now looks increasingly likely to see a two to three day period where maximum temperatures in the shade exceed 37 Celsius, perhaps rising to 38 to 40 Celsius in some places. The heat will be accompanied by high humidity, exacerbating the potential for discomfort and health impacts, with very warm and humid night times also reducing the ability for people to recover overnight.

Significant disruption to daily life is likely and the public should take every effort to make precautions and adapt their daily routines where possible to cope with these levels of heat, which up to now have been extremely rare for the UK.

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The warning has been extended south across Dorset, Hampshire and Sussex as confidence in extremely high temperatures and humidity has increased in these areas. The warning end time is now the end of Thursday.

Amber warning

Hot and humid weather is expected to continue through the middle of the week, with exceptionally warm temperatures both day and night.

Impact: High
Likelihood: Medium

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Very hot weather will continue in general until at least Thursday across the highlighted region, although some variations from place to place and day by day are likely. Temperatures by day are widely expected to exceed 30 Celsius, with the hottest areas potentially peaking around 38-40 Celsius within the embedded red warning.

Overnight, temperatures are unlikely to fall much lower than high teens Celsius, and some places will not fall below low 20s Celsius. These high temperatures will also be accompanied by high humidity.

Cooler conditions may begin to become established from the west following this period, but confidence is low.

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Warnings Update - Afternoon Forecast - 23/06/2026

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The warning area has been expanded, particularly across northern England, south Wales and southwest England.

Amber warning

Hot and humid weather is expected to continue, with exceptionally warm temperatures both day and night.

Impact: High
Likelihood: Medium

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Very hot weather will continue to affect much of England. Temperatures by day are widely expected to exceed 30 Celsius, with the hottest areas potentially peaking around 38 Celsius in eastern and central England.

Overnight, temperatures are unlikely to fall much lower than high teens Celsius, and some places will not fall below low 20s Celsius. These high temperatures will also be accompanied by high humidity.

Cooler conditions will slowly begin to become established from the west following this period, although very warm conditions are likely to remain across east and southeastern England through Saturday, albeit not as hot as earlier in the week.

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Amber warning

Hot and humid weather will continue over parts of east and southeast England.

Impact: Medium
Likelihood: Medium

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Very hot weather will continue to affect eastern and southeastern England but likely a few degrees cooler than the previous few days. Temperatures will still widely exceed 30 Celsius, peaking around 32 - 34 Celsius in London or East Anglia.

Night temperatures remain unlikely to fall below high teens Celsius for most with some places probably remaining in the low 20s Celsius. These temperatures will be accompanied by high humidity.

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