The weather alert service in England, managed by the UK Health Security Agency and the Met Office, issues health alerts for extreme temperatures. Heat alerts are active from June to September, while cold alerts run from November to March. The alerts inform the public and healthcare providers about potential health impacts and necessary precautions. They range from green (normal) to red (highest risk), depending on the severity of the weather conditions. This system aims to mitigate illnesses and fatalities during severe weather events by providing targeted advice and guidance.
The weather alert service in England, run by the UK Health Security Agency and the Met Office, warns the public of potential health risks from extreme temperatures.
Alerts are categorized from green to red, with red indicating significant risk to life from extreme weather, even among healthy individuals.
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