According to the Met Office forecast, temperatures in St Helens are expected to reach around 29C on Tuesday before rising to 32C on Wednesday and remaining around 32C on Thursday. Ahead of the hot weather, St Helens Borough Council has issued advice to help people stay safe during the heat. St Helens residents are being asked to check on their neighbours this week (Image: Google Maps)The authority warned that high temperatures can lead to dehydration, overheating, heat exhaustion, and, in severe cases, heatstroke. The council said older people, young children, those living alone, and people with long-term health conditions can be particularly vulnerable during periods of hot weather. It's going to reach 32C in St Helens this week (Image: Newsquest)In a social media post, the council urged residents to take a few moments to check on neighbours, friends, and family members who may need extra support.