- Met Office monitors high summer temperatures across England and Wales.
- Shared risk of wildfires due to dry conditions in England and Wales.
Public Health Wales has issued advisories regarding the current wildfire risks across Wales.
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Public Health Wales has issued advisories regarding the current wildfire risks across Wales.
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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.
- Emma Hardy warns the public about climate change risks, noting that the climate crisis increases wildfire risk in England.
- High wildfire risk reported in Pembrokeshire due to prolonged dry weather.
Within Met Office monitors high summer temperatures across England and Wales.
The entities involved
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Wales
country in north-west Europe, part of the United Kingdom
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Related events
- Calls are being made for a summit to address the issue of wildfires in Wales.
- Neil Gray calls for collaboration on wildfire risk management across Wales, Northern Ireland, and England.
- Natural Resources Wales has warned of heightened flood risk across Wales.
- The First Minister held a fire resilience summit in Wales to discuss fire resilience.