UK heatwave: Summer revellers flock to Bournemouth beach to enjoy the sun
Telegraph, 17 Jul 2021
Summer revellers flocked to the beach to enjoy the warm weather, as parts of England were hit by a mini-heatwave.
The balmy weather, driven by a blast of warm air coming in from the Azores in the North Atlantic, has prompted health officials to issue warnings about the dangers of extreme heat.
The sunshine is due to last until so-called "Freedom Day" on Monday, the day when the last of the Covid-19 restrictions are due to be lifted.
London and the South East can expect clear skies and highs of 29C on Saturday with the mercury climbing to between 31C and 32C on Sunday.
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The balmy weather, driven by a blast of warm air coming in from the Azores in the North Atlantic, has prompted health officials to issue warnings about the dangers of extreme heat.
The sunshine is due to last until so-called "Freedom Day" on Monday, the day when the last of the Covid-19 restrictions are due to be lifted.
London and the South East can expect clear skies and highs of 29C on Saturday with the mercury climbing to between 31C and 32C on Sunday.
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