Dorset Police issued safety advice amid a red heat health warning due to severe temperatures affecting residents and visitors. Drivers should carry extra water and be cautious on roads, while dog owners are warned about the dangers of hot cars and surfaces. Police highlighted that cars can reach 47°C in an hour, urging anyone concerned about a distressed pet to call 999. Beachgoers should swim in designated areas only, keeping a close watch on children and following RNLI’s safety guidelines. Chief Superintendent Gavin Dudfield noted over 3,000 999 calls in a week, encouraging sensible choices and adherence to safety advice.
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