Mostly dry with sunny spells on Thursday, temperatures near normal. Cloudier and cooler on Wednesday with outbreaks of rain, possibly heavy at times. Minimum temperature 16 ☌.Ī fine and dry day with plenty of sunshine. It will be very warm, especially in urban areas, making for an uncomfortable night. If you have vulnerable family, friends and neighbours, make sure they are aware of how they can keep themselves protected from the warm weather.’’ Bristol hour-by-hour on Monday (July 18)īristol hour-by-hour on Tuesday (July 19) “It is important to keep yourself hydrated and to find shade where possible when UV rays are strongest, between 11am and 3pm. Weather NJ Weather: Timeline, Hour-By-Hour NJ Snow, Noreaster Forecast Here are the latest details for the snow and noreaster thats hitting many NJ towns with 50-mph winds, which could cause. Adviceĭr Agostinho Sousa, Head of Extreme Events and Health Protection at UKHSA, said: “Heat-health alerts have now been issued to the majority of the country, with temperatures set to remain consistently high throughout the duration of the weekend and the start of next week. Tuesday will be slightly cooler although still at dangerously hot levels climbing to 33☌ by lunchtime.īy Wednesday, the mercury is set to plunge by almost 10☌, sitting at around 24☌, overcast with light showers for the following days. Parts of Bristol will see highs of 36☌ on Monday (July 18) by the late afternoon. Climate attribution scientist at the Met Office, Dr Nikos Christidis, has said the 40☌ prediction is a result of the climate crisis. The amber weather warning in England will extend to parts of Scotland and Wales on Monday and Tuesday. Read more: Bristol avoids first ever red alert for extreme heat issued by Met Office The Government has triggered a national emergency warning that thousands could die as health officials fear people living alone on the upper floors of buildings are most vulnerable. People in London have been advised not to travel on public transport at the beginning of the week as a result of these exceptionally high temperatures. The mercury has been slowly creeping up in Bristol this weekend and temperatures are rising to levels that could bring potential danger to life, the forecaster has said. The Met Office has issued its first-ever red heat warning as temperatures are expected to reach record-breaking levels of 40☌ in the UK. Bristol and the rest of England are bracing for some of the hottest temperatures the UK has ever seen this week.

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