Met Office: 11 Areas to Get Rain Tuesday, 26C Elsewhere
The Met Office forecasts rain and drizzle for 11 areas of the UK on Tuesday, with thicker cloud keeping temperatures low, while other regions could reach 26C.
The Met Office forecasts rain and drizzle for 11 areas of the UK on Tuesday, with thicker cloud keeping temperatures low, while other regions could reach 26C.
The Met Office predicts more 'very warm' weather for Wales, but the dry spell is set to end with possible showers on Wednesday, July 22. Temperatures could reach 25C on Monday.
The Met Office has placed 12 UK areas on alert for Monday downpours as hot weather gives way to rain, with Scotland, Northern Ireland, and eastern England most affected.
The Met Office predicts a dry Sunday with sunny spells in the North East, temperatures rising next week. UV level 7, high pollen. Hourly forecast for Newcastle included.
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RecommendedAfter a brief cooler weekend, the UK braces for a fourth heatwave next week with temperatures potentially reaching 36C in southern and central England. See the full list of affected counties.
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Weather forecasting models suggest temperatures could surge to 36C in the UK next week, with 16 counties expected to hit 35C or more, marking a potential fourth heatwave of 2026.
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RecommendedThe Met Office confirms the current UK heatwave will persist for at least 10 more days, with temperatures reaching low 30s, and the first chance of rain not until July 25 or 26.
BBC predicts fourth heatwave for Wales next week with temperatures up to 29C, but Met Office forecasts lower temps around 24C.
UK weather maps show temperatures dropping to 6C on Sunday, July 19, ending the heatwave. 28 counties, mainly in Scotland and northern England, will be under 10C.
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Weather maps from WXCharts show a 485-mile wall of rain set to hit the UK on July 28, bringing a break from the ongoing heatwave that saw temperatures reach 35.5C.
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RecommendedThe Met Office confirms that the UK heatwave will break on Saturday, with temperatures dropping as cooler Atlantic air arrives. A heat-health alert remains until Wednesday.
UK weather maps reveal a 200-mile rain bomb set to hit 25 counties on July 19, ending the current heatwave with heavy downpours and potential thunderstorms.
The UK's third heatwave, with temperatures up to 36C, will end as Arctic blast brings lows of 7C by July 21, according to WXCharts maps. Scotland and Wales face coldest conditions.
UK heatwave peaks Friday with 7 counties forecast to reach 36C, according to Met Office and GFS models. Southern England sees hottest temperatures.
Greater Manchester is set for a third heatwave with temperatures above 30C. Get the borough-by-borough forecast for Manchester, Salford, Oldham, Stockport, Bury, Rochdale, Wigan, Trafford, Tameside, and Bolton from Friday to Sunday.
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RecommendedThe Met Office has confirmed Friday July 10 as the hottest day for Liverpool this week, with temperatures reaching 33C, as a yellow heat-health alert remains in place across Merseyside.
Good Morning Britain viewers have complained about excessive coverage of the third heatwave of the year, calling it 'nonsense' and urging the show to stop 'weaponising' the weather.
The Met Office has confirmed the UK is entering its third heatwave of 2026, with temperatures reaching 34-35C. Unlike previous heatwaves, this one is not expected to be record-breaking, with lower humidity and fewer warm nights.
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RecommendedGreater Manchester will experience another heatwave from Wednesday, with highs of 29C forecast for Thursday and Friday, meeting the Met Office's official heatwave threshold.
Wales is set to reach 30°C in a prolonged heatwave that may last longer than the record-breaking June heatwave, according to BBC weatherman Derek Brockway.
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The Met Office has issued a forecast for heavy rain across 36 areas in the UK on Monday, despite temperatures soaring to 32C in the southeast.
The Met Office has issued a warning for heavy rain across 18 areas in Scotland and northern England on Saturday, with up to 4mm/hr possible in Cumbria, before a heatwave brings 39C next week.
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RecommendedThe UK is set for a 7-day heatwave from July 11-17, with temperatures soaring to 40C in London, the South East, and the Midlands, according to latest weather maps.