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A rare red Extreme Heat warning for midweek. Temperatures heading for the high 30s, smashing the UK June record. It will be hot and humid, so very uncomfortable. Advice is to considering adjusting plans.

Parts of Britain are facing their hottest June week on record as temperatures surge through the 30sC. With an Extreme Heat warning from the Met Office the health advice is to adjust your daily routine if possible.

The UK could record its highest June temperature on record this coming week, as an extreme heatwave develops over large parts of England and Wales. The Met Office has issued an amber extreme heat warning for Monday and Tuesday, with higher humidity adding to the discomfort.

The UK's June temperature record of 35.6C, set in 1976, could fall next week with two waves of intense heat. Highs of 37-38C are possible as Britain sits on the edge of a remarkable European heat dome.

A heatwave has arrived and is likely to persist across parts of England and Wales through much of next week, with an Amber Extreme Heat Warning issued for Monday and Tuesday. Could also be a risk of isolated severe thunderstorms.