Met Office issue level two heat-health alert across Harrogate district
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Temperatures across the Harrogate district are expected to reach 29°C today (July 11), with high temperatures also expected for the rest of the week.
A level two warning is triggered as soon as the risk is 60% or above for threshold temperatures being reached in one or more regions on at least two consecutive days and the intervening night.
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Here is what the weather forecast looks like for the rest of the week according to the Met Office...
Today (July 11)
A dry and very warm to hot day to follow with long spells of sometimes hazy sunshine, and generally light winds.
Maximum temperature - 30°C
Pollen - Very High
UV - High
Tonight (July 11)
Staying dry overnight with some clear spells, although there will be increasing amounts of higher level cloud
Temperatures remaining warm
Minimum temperature - 18°C
Tuesday
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Maximum temperature - 23°C
Pollen - High
UV - M
Wednesday
Mainly dry with sunny spells and feeling fresher
Maximum temperature - 20°C
Pollen - Very High
UV - H
Thursday
Mainly dry with sunny spells and feeling fresher
Maximum temperature - 19°C
Pollen - Very High
UV - High
Friday
Dry with very warm sunny spells
Maximum temperature - 20°C
Pollen - Very High
UV - High
Saturday
Maximum temperature - 24°C
UV - High
Sunday
Maximum temperature - 27°C
UV - High
For a full weather forecast, head to https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/