European weather maps turn volcanic red as August heatwaves set to broil Brits | Weather | News

Since the European weather maps show the fluctuation of the scorching air swept from the continent to the north, the UK will be swing under intensive heat next week. The latest WX graphics for Tuesday, August 19, air maps show that most of the Southern England and Wales shine in deep red tones, and the temperatures climbing to the mid -20s.

Some parts of France, Spain and Italy are expected to be fried in the mid -30s, while the UK will experience its own share of summer sizzling. London, South East and Midlands are expected to hit 28 ° C. The coastal areas will remain a little more cool, but the hot, established magic will be a significant change from the latest restless conditions.

The high pressure of Western Europe directs the hot continental atmosphere to the north and keeps the sky clearly in most England.

The second map shows a common “volcanic red” shading in Southern Europe, while the British Islands are expected only light winds and minimal rain, and sits under a stable, dry high pressure dome.

North and Scotland will see a more moderate temperature with temperatures of 16-20 ° C, but even here, sunny spells will prevail as it expands the heat wave access.

Lack of rainfall will come as a welcome news of holidaymakers, but it can increase concerns about dry floor and water reserves after an already roasted August.

Meteorologists say that the end of the end of this summer is typical in recent years and the heat waves dates back to August and September.

Although the UK’s temperatures will not match the extreme high of Southern Europe, hot spells are expected to continue for several days and bring the main conditions for open -air events and trips to the beach.

If there are estimates, August 19 may be one of the hottest days of the month for England and points to a fiery peak of the summer holiday season.