It is being launched to warn people about dangerous weather
“Last year saw record high temperatures across England and evidence shows that heatwaves are likely to occur more often, be more intense and last longer in the years and decades ahead.
It is important we are able to quantify the likely impacts of these heat waves before they arrive to prevent illness and reduce the number of deaths.”, said: “The effects of human-induced climate change are already being felt on UK summers with an increase in the frequency, duration, and intensity of extreme heat events over recent decades and temperatures in excess of 40°C recorded for the first time last summer.
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