https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-62472926The Met Office has issued a four-day amber extreme heat warning, with temperatures set to reach up to 35C (95F) in some areas this week.[/size]
The warning applies to southern and central England and parts of Wales from midnight on Thursday until Sunday.
It follows the first ever red warning issued in July, when temperatures [size=inherit]
in parts exceeded 40C for the first time.
The Met Office said temperatures would remain below those record highs, but that this heatwave could last longer.
An amber heat warning indicates that the heat is likely to impact the health of vulnerable people, and that others are likely to suffer sunburn or heat exhaustion.
Heat-sensitive equipment is more likely to fail, and some delays to road, rail, and air travel are possible.
