Temperatures are set to continue to soar on Thursday across Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.
With all secondary schools closed across Carmarthenshire, and a number of primary schools taking the decision to close as well, due to extreme heat today and tomorrow (24 and 25 June), Carmarthenshire County Council is urging young people, parents residents and visitors to take extra care around rivers, lakes, reservoirs, beaches and other open water locations.
The Met Office Extreme Heat warning has been active for much of southern and central England and Wales across Wednesday (June 24) and will again on Thursday, with Amber warnings now also extending into Friday and Saturday for some.
The Red warning came into force at 9am on Wednesday morning and will now last through to late on Thursday night.
This is embedded within a wider Amber warning area, which covers much of England and Wales through Wednesday and Thursday.
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