Weather

A yellow warning has been issued by the Met Office.

It warns of travel disruption in Cambridgeshire.

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Scorching temperatures have triggered a health alert from the Met Office with with people urged to take extra precautions in the coming days.

There could be some disruption to travel or power, it says.

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It advises people to avoid the sun in the midday hours.

The elderly, very young or those with chronic illnesses are more at risk during very hot weather.

Sleet and snow are expected to cause some disruption tomorrow (Thursday, January 27).

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service and Highways England have issued advice as high winds are forecast.

Very wet and windy weather is heading our way.

Storm Dennis will bring very strong winds to the region this weekend causing potential travel disruption.

Overhead wire damage is being assessed.

The National Trust property will be closed to visitors on Sunday (February 9).

Strong winds - named ‘Storm Ciara’ - are set to bring unsettled weather to the Eastern region on Saturday night and all day Sunday.

Strong winds may cause disruption in the region today (Tuesday, January 14) and tomorrow (Wednesday, January 15).

These winds may cause some disruption between 3am and 6pm on Thursday, January 9.

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