The UK Health Security Agency issued a Level 3 Fever Health Alert as temperatures soared into the mid-30s this weekend.
The alert was initially issued for southern and central England, but now covers the whole country.
From noon on 9th August to 6pm on 13th August in all parts of England.
Alert systems are designed to help healthcare workers manage periods of extreme temperatures.
Britons are urged to be aware of vulnerable populations such as the elderly, young children, babies and those with underlying medical conditions.
UKHSA advises people to drink plenty of water and avoid excessive alcohol.
Officials also urge passengers to dress appropriately for the weather and slow down if necessary.
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When the Japan Meteorological Agency announces that temperature thresholds have been reached for one or more regions for one day and the next night, and the forecast for the next day is higher, the level 3 is triggered. Below the 90% confidence level that the daily threshold temperature will be met.
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