UK weather maps turn volcanic red as 32C June heatwave returns | Weather | News

Hot weather is expected to be effective on June 17 and the highest values ​​​​are expected to last until the next day.

It is estimated that sunny periods and hot periods will be experienced in 13 districts and temperatures will reach 20 degrees.

Areas in South and East Anglia are expected to enter the 30s on June 17, with London predicted to experience the hottest temperatures.

Other surrounding counties are also expected to see high temperatures, with Kent, Essex, Hertforshire and Sussex having temperatures around 29 degrees.

The heatwave comes just weeks after record temperatures were recorded in May, with 34.8C recorded at Kew Gardens in London.

The spring heatwave brought joy to much of the nation, but caused health problems and tragedies on the water.

The South looks much warmer than expected elsewhere; Scotland, Northern Ireland and many west coast areas remain cooler, with temperatures hovering in the low teens.

Temperatures will continue to rise on Thursday, with 32C forecast in London and 31C forecast in nearby areas.

Maps are turning dark red as intense heat is expected on June 18th.

The Met Office’s long-range forecast covering these days highlights the likelihood of highs in the south. The statement said: “The start of the period is likely to be relatively assured, with high pressure around the UK bringing drier conditions to most parts of the UK. However, some showers or precipitation are still possible.

“Winds will be mostly light and temperatures will likely be above normal.

“Towards the end of June, low pressure may start to have more impact, especially in the south, where heavy showers and thunderstorms become more likely. It may also be hot in parts of the south.”