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  1. Met Office is issuing extreme weather alerts and providing forecasts for North Wales.

Red weather warnings issued by the Met Office are causing service disruptions across South Wales, including Swansea and Cardiff.

16 reports, 13 independent Updated Aug 29
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Red weather warnings issued by the Met Office are causing service disruptions across South Wales, including Swansea and Cardiff.

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Met OfficeSwanseaCardiffWalesEnglandOxfordshireSurreyHerefordshireDorsetMonmouth

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  1. UK-wide severe weather warnings issued by the Met Office.1 source
  2. Red extreme heat warning issued for Oxfordshire and Surrey.1 source
  3. Met Office confirms record temperatures reached in specific UK locations.1 source
  4. Red weather warnings are active, leading to rail service cancellations between affected South Wales towns.1 source
  5. Extreme heat warning issued for parts of Wales; government plan details reported.1 source
  6. Specific heat warning issued for Dorset as part of the wider UK heatwave.1 source
  7. Red extreme heat warnings issued for Herefordshire.1 source
  8. Met Office issues red weather warnings for extreme heat affecting Wales and England.1 source
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  1. Met Office warns of extreme heat and tropical nights in Wales.1 source
  2. Met Office warned of severe heatwave across Wales, affecting Monmouth.1 source

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