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Yellow thunderstorm warning in place as heatwave continues

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Yellow thunderstorm warning in place as heatwave continues

Yellow thunderstorm warning in place as heatwave continues

A yellow thunderstorm weather warning is in place for parts of England and Wales - as the heatwave across the country continues.

The warning is in place for parts of the East and West Midlands, North and East England, Yorkshire and Wales.

It will last from 3pm and will last until 4am on Sunday.

Report by Kennedyl.

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