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You can unsubscribe at any time. ‘This hot weather is expected to last until at least Friday and so heatwave conditions are likely to develop for some areas this week.”“In addition to the warm days we are going to see some warm nights this week as temperatures overnight remain in the mid-high teens across England and Wales.”Deputy Chief Meteorologist, Matthew Lehnert, said: “By Thursday, Northern Ireland and Scotland will join the rest of the country in seeing a shorter lived spell of warm and sunny weather, but we’re also seeing an increased risk of thunderstorms towards the end of the week which is expected to bring an end to the very warm and sunny weather.”Whatever the weather we are all being urged to remember the government coronavirus guidelines.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. London is getting a heatwave next week with temperatures up to 28C Outdoor gatherings of up to six people are on next week’s agenda By Laura Richards Posted: Tuesday June 16 2020, 1:36pm The showers will be concentrated across the North and West. UK weather: Heatwave to hit next week with hottest day of the year predicted Sun worshippers dig out the sunscreen, parts of England and Wales will be hotter than Portugal next Wednesday. UK weather: Heatwave to hit next week with hottest day of the year predicted "The week ahead will then see temperatures bounce up quickly to bring what is likely to be the warmest spell of the year so far. Weather experts are warning the public to brace for ‘hot nights’ with temperatures staying in the teens overnight.Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.The country will see temperatures reach 29C from Monday which will bring an ‘increased risk of thunderstorms’.Weather experts are warning the public to brace for ‘hot nights’ with temperatures staying in the teens overnight.The heatwave is predicted to last until Friday before a heavy downpour breaks out over the weekend.Some places in the UK could even hit 34 degrees as the heatwave sweeps the nation.Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Dan Suri said: “Northern Ireland and Scotland will be under a band of cloud and rain on Monday and Tuesday, however it’ll be dry elsewhere with plenty of warm sunshine and temperatures reaching 28 or 29 Celsius in a few spots on Tuesday.“Temperatures will continue to climb through the week with a hot spell developing across much of England and Wales.“From Wednesday temperatures will widely reach into the high twenties Celsius and it’ll be hot across much of the UK, especially central and southern England where we could see highs of 30 to 34 Celsius.

Cambridge weather forecast. ... cast your eyes over next week's weather forecast for Cambs. "The current record for this year was set on 20 May, when the temperatures reached 28.2C (82.76F) at Santon Downham in Suffolk.The highest June record to beat is 35.6C (96.08F), which was recorded at Mayflower Park Southampton on 28 June 1976.Some thundery downpours may break out later in the week, and while not good news for sun worshippers it will at least provide a little relief for UK gardeners. Temperatures in Derby on Friday could reach 30C during what promises to be a day of long spells of sunshine and muggy heat - but all eyes are now on a repeat performance next week. Temperatures are set to rocket in Cambs next week as an 'African heat flare' hits the UK. Britain looks set to enjoy some scorching weather as it steps into summer, with the hottest day of the year so far forecast next week.Temperatures will build day on day from Saturday - which is The Met Office is predicting a heatwave across parts of the UK, with temperatures in London beating those in Portugal on Wednesday.Forecasts show top temperatures could bearound 30-33C (86 -91F) across southeast England, while it should reach 25 -30C (77 - 86F) elsewhere across England, Wales and eastern Scotland too.️ Warmer weather on the way for much of England and Wales next week ️ To qualify as a heatwave, temperatures matching or exceeding 25 - 28C (77-82.4F) have to be recorded over three consecutive days.

Cambridge weather: Heatwave to return next week as temperatures rocket to 30C. BRITS are set to scorch next week in an 'African heat flare' bringing a 10-DAY heatwave to the UK. Scotland set for heatwave and thunderstorms next week as temperatures to hit 29C. UK beaches packed on Saturday as mini-heatwave continues Overnight temperatures in south could break records next week though thunderstorms also … Weather experts are warning the public to brace for ‘hot nights’ with … It's officially summer, and the weather seems to have taken the hintThose enjoying the warm temperatures will have to adhere to social distancing restrictions

Ourexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. The qualifying temperature depends on location, due to differences in climate across the UK.Heatwaves occur when high pressure develops across an area, usually in the summer.Sky News weather presenter Isobel Lang said: "There will be a fresher change this weekend as an Atlantic low-pressure system sweeps in a band of rain, clearing on Sunday morning to be replaced by sunshine and showers. Saturday/Sunday. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer.