Weather maps indicate that seven counties in England are expected to experience temperatures of 24°C or higher within the next two weeks, according to data from WXCharts using MetDesk information. London is forecast to reach 26°C, while Kent, Surrey, and Berkshire may see 24-25°C.
The Met Office has stated that after a period of showers and longer spells of rain from Atlantic frontal systems, warmer conditions will develop. The wettest weather is expected in the northwest, with the driest in the southeast.
At 6pm on Saturday, June 13, much of the UK is set for warm weather, with southern England, the Midlands, and Wales reaching the low 20s. However, some coastal areas in the southwest may remain in the late teens. Northern England and Scotland will see temperatures in the late teens, while Northern Ireland will be cooler, in the mid-teens.
In its long-range forecast for June 5 to June 14, the Met Office says: "Changeable early in this period with Atlantic frontal systems moving across the UK... Later in the period, higher pressure and drier weather may begin to become more prevalent, especially in the south. Temperatures are likely to be near normal overall."
