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Met Office issues warning about cold water amid heatwave as Brits dice with death
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The Met Office's warning about cold water comes as the UK experiences a prolonged heatwave, with temperatures remaining high even at night in some areas. This heatwave has led to an increased number of people seeking to cool off in rivers, lakes, and seas, which can be deceptively cold even in warm weather. Cold water shock can be a significant risk to people suddenly entering the water, particularly after a period of hot weather when the body may not be acclimatised to the temperature change.
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Met Office issues warning about cold water amid heatwave as Brits dice with death
The Met Office has issued a water safety warning after extending its amber heat alerts to Sunday, with parts of the Southeast of England not expected to drop below 20C overnight
27 Jun, 16:09
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