London is currently experiencing a significant heatwave, with temperatures expected to exceed those of popular Caribbean destinations like Barbados. This extreme weather has prompted an amber heat health alert, indicating potential health risks associated with the high temperatures. The UK Health Security Agency warns that the heat could strain health services. Historical data shows that June temperatures have rarely exceeded 34C since 1960, making this heatwave particularly noteworthy. Additionally, Wimbledon will face its hottest opening day ever, with temperature forecasts indicating a sustained period of warm weather.
Much of England will enter a fourth day of a heatwave, forecast to be hotter than holiday spots in Barbados, Jamaica, and Mexico.
According to the UK Health Security Agency, the forecast weather is expected to cause significant strain on health and social care services.
Wimbledon is set for its hottest opening day ever on Monday, with temperatures expected to surpass the previous record.
A tropical night may also be on the cards, with parts of England to stay above 20C overnight into Tuesday.
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