Third UK heatwave increasingly likely as 30C temperatures forecast
Summary
The UK is likely to experience a third heatwave soon, with temperatures forecast to reach 30°C in parts of southern England. This follows the hottest June on record for England and the UK’s second warmest June overall.Key Facts
- A large high-pressure system is moving from the Azores toward Portugal and Spain, causing heat to build across France and southern Britain.
- The UK defines a heatwave differently in regions; for example, London and the southeast need three days of 28°C or higher.
- Temperatures could reach 30°C on Sunday in parts of England, possibly marking the earliest heatwave start in some areas.
- Next week, southern Britain is expected to see highs near or above 30°C most days, with cooler weather in the northwest.
- Winds will mostly be westerly at first, which may keep extreme heat lower than in the previous heatwave.
- The UK Health Security Agency has issued yellow heat alerts for several regions, warning vulnerable people about health risks.
- Northern UK areas like Northern Ireland, Scotland, and northern England will likely stay cooler with temperatures around 20–24°C.
- The upcoming heatwave weather is expected to feel less humid than before, making it somewhat more comfortable.
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