A PUB near Taunton claims it is the 'coolest place to be' on what could be the hottest day of the year amid a rare red weather warning.
The Met Office has forecast 'extreme heat' across the region today (June 24) and tomorrow (June 25), with impacts to the general population 'highly likely', according to the Met Office.
This red warning is set to be in place from 9am on Wednesday, June 24, until 9pm on Thursday, June 25, with temperatures set to climb as high as 40 degrees Celsius in some areas.
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In light of this, a new feature has been introduced at the York Inn, located on Honiton Road, Churchinford, with individual air conditioning introduced on most tables.
A spokesperson for the pub said it was tested this morning and is "actually very good" as a way of keeping customers cool during the high temperatures.
The spokesperson said: "Come enjoy lunch or an evening meal without feeling uncomfortable.
"The York Inn is the coolest place to be."
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