UK Could See Hottest Day Ever With 41C Heatwave
The UK may experience its hottest day ever as new forecasts predict temperatures could reach 41C in early July, potentially breaking the current record of 40.3C set in 2022.
The UK may experience its hottest day ever as new forecasts predict temperatures could reach 41C in early July, potentially breaking the current record of 40.3C set in 2022.
Weather maps show a 41C heatwave days away, with 18 English counties potentially surpassing 40C, possibly breaking the UK record of 40.3C set in July 2022.
New weather maps indicate a 35C heat blast could hit Britain on July 9, following a record-breaking June day of 37.1C. High pressure is expected to build across England and Wales.
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Met Office issues yellow thunderstorm warnings for southern UK, with up to 40mm rain expected overnight after London flash flooding.
After days of sweltering temperatures, the Met Office predicts a significant cooldown in Greater Manchester this weekend, with highs dropping from 28C to 21C by Sunday.
The UK heatwave is set to end as temperatures plunge to 13C in some areas. The Met Office forecasts a gradual shift this weekend, with the south-east retaining warmth longest.
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Met Office issues amber and yellow warnings for heavy rain and flooding across Scotland, Northern Ireland, south Wales, and south-west England.
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