- Met Office monitors high summer temperatures across England and Wales.
- Shared risk of wildfires due to dry conditions in England and Wales.
High wildfire risk reported in Pembrokeshire due to prolonged dry weather.
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Jul 30
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What happened
High wildfire risk reported in Pembrokeshire due to prolonged dry weather.
Who's involved
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Part of
Shared risk of wildfires due to dry conditions in England and Wales.Also in this story
- Shared concern over fire risks and drought in England and Wales, with social media trends encouraging fires.
- Studies are linking climate change to increased wildfire risk, prompting government policies to affect land management and restrict prescribed burning practices in Wales.
- Public Health Wales has issued advisories regarding the current wildfire risks across Wales.
- Wildfires are causing threats to agricultural productivity in both England and Wales, leading to calls for retailers to restrict disposable barbecue sales.
Within Met Office monitors high summer temperatures across England and Wales.
The entities involved
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Pembrokeshire
principal area in south-west Wales, United Kingdom
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