If you thought yesterday was hot, buckle up because London is officially entering sweat-through-your-shirt territory. The London Police Service dropped a heat warning this morning that’s got everyone reaching for their fans and questioning their life choices about wearing jeans in June.

We’re talking dangerously hot and humid conditions that are going to make stepping outside feel like walking into a sauna. Daytime temperatures are expected to climb between 32 and 36 degrees Celsius, which is already enough to make you want to live in your air-conditioned bedroom forever.

But here’s where it gets really spicy – the humidex values are going to reach up to 46 degrees. For those who aren’t familiar with humidex (basically how hot it actually feels when you factor in humidity), that’s the kind of heat that makes you question whether you accidentally moved to the Sahara Desert overnight.

The London Police Service isn’t just throwing around scary numbers for fun though. They’re genuinely concerned about residents staying safe during this scorching spell. Their morning tweet reminded Londoners to take care of themselves and others, find ways to stay cool, and drink plenty of water throughout the day.

This isn’t your typical “oh it’s a bit warm today” situation – we’re dealing with what officials are calling dangerously hot conditions. The kind of heat that can catch you off guard if you’re not prepared, especially if you’re planning to spend any time outdoors.

The timing couldn’t be more perfect for anyone who was planning beach days, patio hangs, or really any outdoor activities. While the heat might be intense, it’s also peak summer vibes for those who know how to handle it safely.

London residents are being advised to take this heat warning seriously and make sure they’re staying hydrated and finding air-conditioned spaces when possible. The combination of high temperatures and humidity creates conditions that can be genuinely dangerous if you’re not careful about heat exposure.

The London Police Service posted their heat warning on social media early in the morning on June 24th, giving residents a heads up about what they’re facing for the day. The post garnered over 1,400 views, showing that Londoners are definitely paying attention to these weather warnings.