London could see a fourth heatwave as temperatures climb to 30°C by late July, despite forecasted rain. The capital has experienced no rainfall in over two weeks, with drought conditions and wildfire risks.
Temperatures in London are set to rise again this week, potentially reaching 30°C by July 31, which could mark a fourth heatwave, despite some rainfall forecast.
The Met Office has said Greater Manchester and north west England may see some rain on Saturday, as a band of rain approaches from the north west, though it will weaken as it moves southeast.
Temperatures will hit 30C in parts of the UK on August 2, with 46 counties exceeding 27C. The Met Office warns of a return to very warm conditions.
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The UKHSA yellow heat health alert for Liverpool has ended, but temperatures could reach 38C next week, potentially making July 29 the hottest day of the year.
Another heatwave will hit the UK at the end of the week, with 19 counties forecast to reach above 30C. Maps show deep volcanic red as temperatures climb to 31C in the south.
After a fortnight of roasting temperatures, three August 'Mediterranean meltdowns' are forecast, with potential highs of 38C. Showers next week will ease conditions before heat returns.
The Met Office has forecast light rain for 20 areas across the UK on Monday, July 20, as the recent heatwave gives way to cooler temperatures below 25C.
New WXCharts weather maps show UK temperatures surging back to 35C by July 25, with heat stretching from south coast to Yorkshire and Scotland, after a cooler period.
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London is experiencing its longest dry spell since 2018, with no rain since July 5. The capital faces record-breaking heat, with temperatures reaching 34°C, and wildfires spreading. Rain is not expected until at least July 24.
Greater Manchester enjoys a cooler weekend with highs of 22C Saturday and 24C Sunday, after last week's heatwave. Light winds and mild nights provide pleasant conditions.
UK weather maps from Netweather show temperatures soaring to 31C, with three consecutive days above 25C from July 17-21. The Met Office reports 2026 has already seen more days above 30C than the whole of 1976, with record overnight warmth and high humidit
Britain's warm period ends with unseasonable 7C temperatures in 14 council areas across England and Scotland. Rain returns Monday with scattered showers, but major cities remain warm.
London's heatwave ends this weekend but highs of 24-25C persist for another week. 2026 has seen more 30C days than 1976, with record overnight warmth.
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Seven UK counties are set to experience 35C temperatures, with much of England and Wales facing low to mid-30s, according to WXCharts.com maps and Met Office forecasts.
The Met Office has revealed when it will 'be less hot' after the UK's third heatwave of 2026. Temperatures are set to return closer to average by late July, but remain above normal.
The Met Office warns of another heatwave surge, with nine English counties potentially reaching 35°C or higher by late July, following a brief cooldown.
The UK heatwave ends this weekend as temperatures drop to 7C in northern England and Scotland, with 70 forecast areas seeing single digits on Sunday.
Weather models show UK temperatures could surge back to 36C by late July, with nine counties in England expected to reach 35C or more, despite a temporary cooldown this weekend.
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The UKHSA has extended its yellow heat-health alert for Merseyside until Friday, July 17, with temperatures reaching 27°C and potential impacts on vulnerable groups.
The Met Office confirms that significant rainfall is not expected in the immediate future for most of the UK, with high pressure maintaining dry conditions and only isolated showers possible.
Forecasters predict Scotland's 'sunniest week of the year so far' with 29C in the west, but north and east face cooler, cloudier conditions due to North Sea breeze.
2026 is the first year with six days of 35C in the UK, as heatwave continues into next week with wildfire warnings and health alerts.
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Liverpool is set to be hotter than Barcelona today, reaching 30C, as an amber heat alert is issued for the North West by the UK Health Security Agency, warning of significant health impacts.
Liverpool reached 31C on Friday as a heatwave continues. Temperatures are set to exceed 30C on Saturday, with a maximum of 33C, according to the Met Office. An amber heat health alert remains in place.
The Met Office confirms 2026 is the first year with six days of 35°C or above, breaking the previous record of five days set in 1976 and 2020.
The UK's heatwave will end abruptly next week, with temperatures dropping to 7C in Scotland and northern England, according to WXCharts forecasts using ECMWF data.
The Met Office has confirmed that Liverpool will experience an even hotter weekend than initially forecast, with temperatures reaching 34°C on Friday and 33°C on Saturday.
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