Mapped: Where second heatwave will hit as temperatures set to soar to 32C
As the temperatures rise to 30 ° C this weekend this weekend and the British will sunbathe in another heat wave as they become even hotter to next week.
On Thursday and Friday, Met Office will see that restless conditions are still increasing in temperatures and potentially reached 28C in the South and East until Friday.
Estimated, on Thursday in the south and east with hot, damp air set with hot, humid air with maximum temperatures in East England, he added.
However, Meteorologist Honor Criswick is unlikely that temperatures feel “overwhelming ..
“For the first part of the day, especially in Scotland, it will not be uneasy of quite heavy rain outbreaks,” he said.
“But it moves quite fast, so we will see the return of those bright and sunny spells when we reach the afternoon, especially from the west.
“And behind this rainfall, a fresh feeling in the air.”
On Friday, predictions, restless conditions were set to continue, he said.
According to Met Office, the rain can be heavy in the West, while the east of England may remain dry and escape at sunny intervals.
Some parts of the south and east can also remain very hot, as the overwhelming air returns, the heights reach 28C.
The UK Health Safety Agency is expected to go to the top on Monday, when most of the country will see temperature from the early 30s to the middle.
Ukhsa comes when London publishes the amber heat health warning covering East Midlands, South East, South West and east of England. It will last between Friday and 18:00 on Tuesday.
The UK Health Safety Agency (UKHSA) also issued a yellow warning for Yorkshire and Humber and West Midlands for the same time period and warned the agency on health and social care services.
As it enters next week, a low -pressure system passes to the north -west of England on Monday and brings brighter conditions to the region. Met Office Estimation, London and South East temperatures will be dry and hot weather elsewhere in the country, which reaches 32C.
He is a research scientist at the Department of Meteorology. Akshay Deoras called people to öyle to address excessive heat with the same respect that you will show a dangerous storm ”.
He recommended to go out in the hottest part of the day and emphasized the importance of being thirsty – he avoided alcohol without feeling thirsty and “can accelerate dehydration”.
To stay cool, he suggested to wear loose, light -colored clothes and use a large -edged hat while outside. People were asked not to brush symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, rapid heartbeat or headache.
“These warning signs may rise rapidly to life -threatening heat impact if ignored,” he said. Anyone who experiences these symptoms should go to a cooler area, remove excess clothes and apply cold water to the skin.
