today at six a national emergency and a risk to life warnings as britain faces its hottest day ever next week. temperatures are set to soar to a0 degrees and the met office has issued a series of alerts, including a red warning for parts of england. red warnings are really rare. this is the first one we ve ever put out the heat. it means danger to life and widespread infrastructure impacts. with record temperatures expected, people are being urged to take them seriously and to take precautions. we ll be looking at the impact the heatwave might have on your health and tell you what you can do to keep cool there are warnings too that the extreme heat will affect travel early next week. also on the programme. a british man, paul urey,
bay health board, non urgent care has also been postponed tomorrow. as well as the red warning for wind here across this area of south wales there are over 100 flood warnings now in place across the whole of wales, so a number of precautions in place. the first minister urging everyone not to travel unless absolutely necessary, gearing and ready for storm eunice stop the brunt of it due to hit from 7am tomorrow and to finish after midday. thomas, thank you. tomos, thank you. how is this going to affect the country, ben rich? red you. how is this going to affect the country, ben rich? you. how is this going to affect the country, ben rich? red warnings are rare and this country, ben rich? red warnings are rare and this talks country, ben rich? red warnings are rare and this talks of country, ben rich? red warnings are rare and this talks of a country, ben rich? red warnings are rare and this talks of a risk country, ben rich? red warnings are rare and this talks of a risk to
they all offer different things, but this one has been particularly intense. red warnings are rare, to have two out on the same day is exceptional. gosh, it s flipped it off. in london, the wind ripped off the roof of the o2 arena. it left a gaping hole. a thousand people had to be evacuated from the site. the north of england and scotland escaped the worst of the storms, but it did get some heavy snow. this morning s rush hour was difficult, but things have now improved. the humber bridge, though, was another crossing closed, unusually, to all traffic rather than just high sided vehicles. storm eunice will be remembered for its mountainous seas and wind damage. there were fears it could have been much worse. conditions have improved since earlier and the bridge here over into wales has a traffic moving again and for many areas it is the
have impact on transport, power and plenty of objects to fly around which could cause a danger to life. in terms of the two red warnings but when do you think we will get the peaksin when do you think we will get the peaks in wales and the southwest and later on in the south east and london? later on in the south-east and london? , , ., , , later on in the south-east and london? , , . , , ., london? the pigs are pushing into the south-west london? the pigs are pushing into the south-west and london? the pigs are pushing into the south-west and london. - london? the pigs are pushing into - the south-west and london. elsewhere the south west and london. elsewhere across england and wales, where there is an amber when there could still be disruption. we will show you rough timings of the strong winds. in parts of the midlands and the south east it will be late morning into early afternoon. very calm at the moment by comparison and the strongest winds will be in the afternoon. . , . .,