22/05/2026
Bank Holiday Heat Health Alert for Warwickshire ☀️ A Yellow Heat Health Alert is in place from 9am Friday 22 May to 5pm 27 May. As temperatures rise, please take a few simple steps to stay safe and protect others:
🔥 Reduce fire risks
Hot weather increases the risk of wildfires and BBQ-related incidents:
Never leave BBQs unattended and keep them away from fences/trees
Dispose of ci******es safely
Avoid lighting fires in open spaces, including disposable BBQ’s
🌊 Stay safe around water
Water can still be dangerously cold. If you get into trouble, remember 'Float to Live', and always call 999 if you see someone in trouble, never enter the water yourself.
💧 Stay cool & hydrated
Drink plenty of fluids throughout the day
Stay in the shade between 11am–3pm
Wear sunscreen and reapply regularly
Keep your home cool by closing blinds/curtains and opening windows when it’s cooler outside
👨👩👧 Look after those most at risk
Older people, young children, pregnant women and those with health conditions may be more vulnerable check in on them and help them keep cool.
Visit our website for more safety advice https://orlo.uk/xPrle See less
☀️ Bank Holiday Heat Health Alert for Warwickshire ☀️ An Amber Heat Health Alert is in place from 9am Friday 22 May to 5pm 27 May. As temperatures rise, please take a few simple steps to stay safe and protect others:
🔥 Reduce fire risks
Hot weather increases the risk of wildfires and BBQ-related incidents:
Never leave BBQs unattended and keep them away from fences/trees
Dispose of ci******es safely
Avoid lighting fires in open spaces, including disposable BBQ’s
🌊 Stay safe around water
Water can still be dangerously cold. If you get into trouble, remember 'Float to Live', and always call 999 if you see someone in trouble, never enter the water yourself.
💧 Stay cool & hydrated
Drink plenty of fluids throughout the day
Stay in the shade between 11am–3pm
Wear sunscreen and reapply regularly
Keep your home cool by closing blinds/curtains and opening windows when it’s cooler outside
👨👩👧 Look after those most at risk
Older people, young children, pregnant women and those with health conditions may be more vulnerable check in on them and help them keep cool.
Visit our website for more safety advice https://orlo.uk/xPrle