People in Wales warned 'do not go outside between 11 and 3 this week'

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• The Met Office has issued a rare red weather warning for "extreme heat", covering large parts of Wales and England. ‌ In Wales, it covers the area from Swansea in the west to Monmouthshire in the east and includes Cardiff and the Valleys.

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• A red warning is the most severe level of alert issued by the Met Office — it indicates dangerous weather is expected with a high likelihood of risk to life.

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• Among the first pieces of advice the Met Office gives to deal with the heat is "keep out of the sun and avoid any exercise between 11am-3pm when the sun is strongest".

  according to WalesOnline - News +1

• The Met Office has issued a rare red weather warning for 'extreme heat' with a 37°C surge expected.

  according to WalesOnline - News +1

• Dr Lang also said the extreme heat would be of greater longevity than the record heatwave in 2022, when, for a “short, sharp” period, temperatures climbed above 40C in some places for the first time ever in the UK.

  according to Evening Standard - News

• The weather forecaster said this week’s heatwave will see temperatures exceed 37C in the shade and could even see them rise to 38C to 40C in some parts of England and Wales .

  according to Evening Standard - News

• Major repair of women's psychoneurological care facility underway in Ak-Suu for first time in 37 years.

  according to AKIpress

• In total, some 36 counties are affected by the red weather warning.

  according to Daily Express

• Nevertheless, this will not be the only period during which the UK faces exceptionally hot conditions.

  according to Daily Express

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• The Met Office has issued a rare red weather warning for "extreme heat", covering large parts of Wales and England. ‌ In Wales, it covers…

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• A red warning is the most severe level of alert issued by the Met Office — it indicates dangerous weather is expected with a high…

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