London’s Royal Parks are urging deckchair vendors to avoid setting up under trees as a precaution against “summer branch drop” — a dangerous phenomenon where heat and drought stress trees into shedding branches, after tragic incidents involving injuries and deaths. With July already hotter than average and an amber heat alert in place, the UK faces one of its hottest Julys on record. Experts warn prolonged dry spells, especially after rain, weaken trees, increasing fall risks. Meanwhile, grass fires are already flaring up across London, fueled by dry conditions and disposable barbecues — a major fire hazard. Firefighters are on high alert as the Met Office predicts worsening conditions. While parks remain vital escape routes, visitors must stay vigilant to protect themselves and others in this extreme weather.
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