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Tram services suspended due to 'extreme heat' (A2)

Tram services suspended due to 'extreme heat' (A2)
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The weather is very hot in Sheffield today. It is extreme heat. The Supertram stopped all services at 1:30.

Trams are not running on any lines. They will stay closed until the weather changes. This part of England has an amber alert.

Hot weather can be dangerous for some people. Other places in England have a red alert. A red alert is more serious.

Leaders want people to stay safe. Supertram tells people not to travel today. You have a ticket.

You can use it on a bus. First and Stagecoach buses will take tram tickets. Many people are worried about the heat.

It is over 36 degrees in some parts. This is a record for the month of June. The heat causes problems for trains and trams.

Sometimes the tracks get too hot and break. It is important to stay cool. Drink a lot of water.

People should wait for more news before they travel. The tram company will say when the service starts again. For now, it is better to stay home.

Other news sites say the heat will continue. This will last for a few days. Always check the weather before you leave your house.

Stay in the shade if you go outside. Wear a hat and use sun cream. The sun is very strong today.

Tell your family and friends to stay safe. The buses are very busy now. Trams will run again when it is cool.

Watch the news for more help.

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