It's going to be hot. In fact, the Met office forecasts that UK temperatures could reach as high as 29C at times across the city and wider county.
With a level 3 'Heat Health' alert now issued, it's important to stay hydrated and follow advice. Dr Agostinho Sousa, head of extreme events and health protection at UKHSA, said: “We want everyone to enjoy the hot weather when it arrives, but also to check in on their vulnerable family, friends and neighbours to make sure they are prepared for the warm conditions..."
Adding: "High temperatures are predicted for a prolonged period, so make sure to follow our simple health advice to beat the heat, such as covering windows exposed to direct sunlight and making sure that fridges, freezers and fans are working properly."