Hot Spell
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| Initial release | June 1958 |
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| Directors | Daniel Mann |
| Based on | Lonnie Coleman |
| Screenplay | James Poe |
| Story by | Lonnie Coleman |
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| ID | 979115 |
About Hot Spell
A New Orleans housewife (Shirley Booth) tries in vain to keep her louse of a husband (Anthony Quinn) happy.
UK heatwave: Hottest day expected as thunderstorms warning in some areas
... Met Office spokesman Stephen Dixon said the Hot Spell would continue over the weekend, especially in south-east England, but thunderstorms were expected in some parts...
UK heatwave: Hottest day expected on Saturday as sweltering weather continues
... The Hot Spell is being driven by tropical storms pushing high pressure over the UK, the Met Office said...
UK weather: How to keep cool and carry on in a heatwave
... It is almost impossible to say that a specific event, like the current Hot Spell, is caused by global heating...
UK heatwave: Country may have hottest day on record with 41C forecast
... Experts have urged people to drink water, keep their curtains closed where possible, and " In this country we re used to treating a Hot Spell as a chance to go and play in in the sun, " said Prof Penny Endersby, Met Office chief executive...
UK heatwave: The unusual things happening because of the heat
... Three vehicles are currently in operation in Worcestershire and a road has been treated in Leicestershire, while gritters were deployed during the Hot Spell in June earlier this year in other parts of England...
Europe heatwave: Outdoor events banned in parts of France
... State forecaster Meteo France said it was the earliest Hot Spell ever to hit the country, which has been caused by a mass of hot air moving from north Africa...
UK weather: England and Wales to swelter as heat sweeps in from Europe
... " [It will be] the first Hot Spell of weather of the year for some parts of the country, " said the Met Office s Alex Deakin...
Climate change: the Last ten years in the UK, the second-hottest in 100 years'
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UK heatwave: Hottest day expected as thunderstorms warning in some areas
By Marita MoloneyBBC News
The sweltering weather is set to continue on Saturday, as September's unprecedented heatwave peaks.
Thursday was the warmest day of 2023 yet, with 32. 6C (91F) recorded in Wisley, Surrey.
The Met Office says temperatures could reach almost 33C on Saturday, Making It The Sixth consecutive day of The Mercury exceeding 30C.
However, it may be The Last hot day for some areas of England and Wales, with A Warning of possible thunderstorms.
It Comes as figures published by Nhs England show there has been a fivefold increase in The Number of people seeking advice about heat exhaustion over The Past week.
The current heatwave is.
Met Office spokesman Stephen Dixon said the Hot Spell would continue over the weekend, especially in south-east England, but thunderstorms were expected in some parts.
A yellow alert for heavy showers and thundery downpours is in place from 14:00 BST to 21:00 for central England and eastern Wales.
Some areas could see 30-50mm of rain, with " a possibility of hail and lightning" Mr Dixon said.
" There's a bit of a weather breakdown on The Way . Some might see thundery rain but it will stay hot. "
Friday's provisional highest temperature was set at 30. 9C in Cavendish, Suffolk, according to the Met Office .
In Northern Ireland , Friday was the hottest September Day on record, breaking the previous peak set in Armagh in 1906.
And it was 28. 8C in Bishopton in Glasgow on Friday, as temperatures in the mid to high 20s were recorded in Scotland.
Heat exhaustion queriesMeanwhile, an amber heat-health warning issued by the UK Health Security Agency is in effect for nearly every area of England until 21:00 on Sunday.
This indicates that The Effects of high temperatures could be felt across the Whole Health service.
Prolonged heat above 30C is a risk for older people and those with respiratory or cardiovascular diseases.
The Rise in temperatures has led to a 552% increase in people visiting.
There were 32,130 visits to the health advice page on from Sunday to Thursday This Week , according to figures released by Nhs England , which runs the NHS website.
There were 4,928 visits made during the same period last week.
Heatwaves because of human-induced Climate Change .
Last Year the UK recorded temperatures above 40C for the First Time . Scientists said that would have been " virtually impossible without Climate Change ".
The World has already warmed by an average of 1. 1C since the industrial era began and temperatures will keep rising unless governments around The World make steep cuts to Greenhouse Gas emissions.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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