Train stations have been crowded with people who want to escape the heat and enjoy the beautiful sunshine.
Kings Cross was filled to the brim with travelers, all looking for warmer temperatures.
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The Port of Dover, Kent was also packed with travellers who waited outside of their cars in hot weather to join the long queues.
The sun was shining on Brits as well.
According to the Met Office today’s temperatures will reach 27C with lots of sunshine in the country.
It predicts that today will be “fine and dry with plenty of sunshine”With most areas being warmer today than yesterday.
It may be cloudier, breazier in the north of Scotland, but it could still get some rain.
It brought some good news to hay fever sufferers, as pollen levels began to drop for many.
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Brits were advised to stop drinking alcohol and caffeine as the heatwave continues.
Instead, government scientists begged them for water to keep them hydrated.
Coffee and alcohol are diuretic. This means that people lose more fluids through sweating more and frequent trips to the toilet.
You could get dehydrated in high heat. This can lead to headaches, dizziness and sickness.
It happened as the Met Office published a “danger to life”Warning for the first-time.
Experts advised Brits against traveling Monday and Tuesday due to extreme heat.
Network Rail indicated that trains will be delayed and cancelled most likely.
Dr Agostinho Sousa, Head of Extreme Events and Health Protection at UKHSA, said: “It’s important we all know how to stay well in hot weather.
“Check up on vulnerable friends, family and neighbours to make sure they stay hydrated, keep cool and know how to keep their homes cool.”
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