- Extreme heat warnings are active across England, prompting responses from the Met Office, Forestry Commission, and local services regarding wildfire risks.
- Extreme heat warnings are active across England, prompting responses from the Met Office, Forestry Commission, and local services regarding wildfire risks.
- Extreme heat warnings are active across England, prompting responses from the Met Office, Forestry Commission, and local services regarding wildfire risks.
- Extreme heat warnings are active across England, prompting responses from the Met Office, Forestry Commission, and local services regarding wildfire risks.
Network Rail reduced operational services at Euston Station following a red heat warning issued by the Met Office.
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Updated Jun 24
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What happened
Network Rail reduced operational services at Euston Station following a red heat warning issued by the Met Office.
Who's involved
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Part of
Extreme heat warnings are active across England, prompting responses from the Met Office, Forestry Commission, and local services regarding wildfire risks.Also in this story
- Fires are forcing the energy system to switch off amidst high temperature peaks in the region.
- Met Office forecasts heatwave conditions in England.
- Wildfire risk is high in Essex due to hot, dry weather conditions.
- Heatwave nearing record set in Hampshire, prompting extreme heat warnings affecting council operations.
The entities involved
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Network Rail
state-owned company that manages rail infrastructure in Great Britain
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Met Office
United Kingdom's national weather service