Is there a late spring heatwave on the way?
Summary
Parts of the UK are expected to experience warmer weather, with temperatures possibly reaching up to 28°C before the bank holiday weekend. There is a chance of a heatwave in some areas if temperatures stay high for three days, but rain showers may occur in some regions.Key Facts
- Temperatures in the UK will rise to around 21°C by Wednesday and could reach 28°C in south-eastern England on Thursday and Friday.
- A UK heatwave means having three or more days with temperatures above a certain local level, which is 28°C in Greater London and 25°C in Northern Ireland.
- Regions such as Herefordshire and Worcestershire might meet the heatwave criteria over the weekend.
- Rain showers are expected in some places, especially Scotland, Wales, and western England on Saturday.
- Sunday showers will mainly affect southern England, while northern areas may have dry weather.
- Monday looks dry but cooler near the North Sea due to an easterly wind.
- The temperature increase is due to a change in wind direction from cold northern winds to warmer southern winds.
- Weather details may change, so checking local forecasts like the BBC Weather app is advised.
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