Brits are set for a brief spell of toasty weather with temperatures soaring to a blissful 22C today, before the weekend brings a change. Residents in several large towns and cities are prepped to ...

The maps have predicted that the heat surge will last from Saturday through to Tuesday. The Netweather map predicts up to 22C around London, 20C in Southampton and up to 17C as far north as Scotland.

Vulnerable groups like children, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses are at the highest risk. HOW THE BODY REGULATES HEAT The human body relies on an internal thermostat, primarily governed ...

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But the warmer weather is expected to come to a sudden end, with a storm heading for some areas of the country. Advanced weather modelling maps from Ventusky indicate that temperatures are expected to ...

It then makes your heart work harder to push the blood around the body. Heat illnesses cause various symptoms like dizziness, fainting, nausea, and headaches and can be life-threatening. With summer ...

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It has been established that besides the irritability that heat causes the body, it can also result in dehydration (loss of water from the body), heat exhaustion, and illnesses ranging from heat ...

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This dramatic contrast––visible on temperature anomaly maps––paints a surreal picture: The heart of Canada’s polar region will be milder than cities like Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa ...