Cooling Off
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| Artists | Jamie Wyeth |
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| Created | 1970 |
| Genres | Pastoral |
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| ID | 2992869 |
About Cooling Off
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... " It was a hot day and I was Cooling Off in one of the bird hides...
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... Solar technology that works in some shade is especially important for continuous cruisers in summer, who face tough decisions between Cooling Off their stiflingly hot boats under tree cover and mooring in full sun to maximise energy generation...
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... " Inflation is still significantly above that 2% target and even if it is Cooling Off faster than a sunburnt Brit diving into a hotel pool, prices are not falling, they re just not rising as fast as they have been, " she said...
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... It could be a while before she does if Acoba says there should be a Cooling Off period...
Death of Queen Elizabeth II: The moment history stops
... The 1960s saw a slow Cooling Off - the Queen was more involved with her family, the novelty of a new monarch had passed, the generation of the post-war baby boom now coming of age was gripped by different passions than their parents...
Heatwave: Met Office issues red extreme heat warning
... Night-time temperatures in some areas will not drop below 25C, he said, adding that things were likely to start Cooling Off from Wednesday...
Uber Files: Massive leak reveals how top politicians secretly helped Uber
... During the Cooling Off period, the Dutch government appointed her special envoy for start-ups, which involved interactions with a " wide array of business, government and non-governmental entities" with the aim of promoting a " business-friendly and welcoming ecosystem in the Netherlands" she said...
End of blame game in divorce laws in England and Wales
... " The 20-week Cooling Off period is much shorter than if you have to prove fault - so in terms of the length and the anguish and the delays, this is a big step forward...
Heatwave: Met Office issues red extreme heat warning
A red extreme heat warning has been issued by the Met Office for parts of England next week, meaning a risk to life is likely.
Temperatures could Get As high as 40C (104F) for the First Time and people are being urged to take precautions against the soaring heat.
This high warning, which covers London and parts of central England, warns of widespread impacts to people's lives.
The heatwave could cause disruption to travel and infrastructure.
BBC Weather presenter Matt Taylor said there was an " increasing likelihood" the UK record high would be broken.
The highest recorded temperature in the UK was 38. 7C in Cambridge in 2019.
While temperatures are expected to be in the mid-30s across England on Monday and Tuesday the southeast of England is forecast to see the hottest weather.
Mr Taylor said while it was not guaranteed, it was the First Time there had been a realistic possibility of hitting 40C in the UK.
" That is exceptionally hot, it is the sort of temperatures that if you are On Holiday you may be able to deal with but in day-to-day life it can have severe impacts on health and We Are likely to see impacts on transport and power next week as well, " He Said .
Night-time temperatures in some areas will not drop below 25C, He Said , adding that things were likely to start Cooling Off from Wednesday.
People are being urged to stay hydrated, look out for vulnerable people, keep curtains closed and stay out of The Sun in The Middle of The Day .
The Heat is expected to increase pressure on the NHS and A Level 3 UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) alert has been issued, advising the health and care sector to look out for vulnerable people and those with underlying health conditions.
The government's Cobra emergency committee held a meeting on Thursday about the exceptional heat and Cabinet Office minister Kit Malthouse said The Key thing was to " prepare" government services.
The Met Office said the hot weather was caused by High Pressure over the UK and Hot Air flowing from Southern Europe .
A heatwave spreading across Europe has fuelled.
The World has already warmed by about 1. 1C since the latter half of the 18Th Century , and experts predict that temperatures will keep rising unless governments make steep cuts to emissions.
Seven of The Top 10 hottest days recorded in the UK have been since 2003, Mr Taylor said.
" We only broke the temperature record three years ago, temperature records are not there to be broken so regularly and So There are concerns that a warming planet will see this sort of thing happen more often. "
The latest heatwave has brought warnings of disruption to travel with rail firm Avanti West Coast tweeting that services might be cancelled at short notice at the weekend, with amended timetables and extended journey times expected on Monday and Tuesday.
Network Rail said it was preparing The Railway to keep passengers safe " ahead of next week's very high temperatures".
Source of news: bbc.com