The UK could see temperatures rise to 25°C on June 13, according to weather maps from WXCHARTS, which uses MetDesk data. This potential heatwave would follow a cool and rainy period after the UK experienced its hottest-ever May day on Tuesday, with Heathrow and Kew Gardens reaching 35°C.
Conditions have turned considerably cooler since Friday, with highs of 22°C expected in London on Sunday. The Met Office forecasts rain next week, with heavy showers, longer spells of rain, and possible brisk winds. Temperatures could drop as low as 5°C in parts of Scotland early on June 7, with much of the UK seeing mid-teens maximums.
The Met Office outlook for June 3-12 indicates low pressure systems from the Atlantic will bring showers or longer rain spells. Drier conditions may become more dominant through the second week of June, with temperatures near-normal overall and warmest spots likely in eastern areas. Breezy conditions are expected, especially in western parts and near coasts.
On June 13, London is forecast to hit 25°C by 6pm, with other areas in the East and South East of England, such as Essex and Kent, reaching between 22°C and 24°C. This potential warm spell follows a period of cooler weather and rain across the UK.
