Next heatwave in August as UK weather maps show 37C scorcher | Weather | News

The next heatwave in the UK is expected to arrive early next month; Netweather maps show the country in a dark red hue, indicating the extreme heat that will hit.

Temperatures are expected to rise, with the Met Office warning that conditions “could be very hot again in early August”.

The peak of heat begins at the end of July and lasts for four days.

The southern regions are expected to experience the hottest weather on Friday, July 31.

Temperatures are expected to reach 32C in London, but will rise as high as 37C in the warmest areas.

The highest figures are expected to be in Sussex and Gloucestershire.

If temperatures rise this much, temperature and health warnings are likely to come into effect again.

Warm conditions will continue into August, with temperatures remaining in the twenties and thirties.

A heat wave is a long period of extremely hot and humid weather, usually lasting three or more days.

It is defined according to the normal climate of a particular place; That is, a standard temperature in one region may be considered a heat wave in another.

According to weather maps, temperatures will increase in London, where the capital will be scorching at 33 degrees on August 1.

According to the forecaster, the highest temperature will be 34 degrees in Suffolk and Norfolk. Elsewhere, many areas in the Midlands will reach 31C.

In the South West, a temperature of 27 degrees will be colder.

Temperatures will gradually decrease in the coming days.

Despite this, weather maps still predict the SA will reach 31C on 2 August.

The Met Office forecast for August 2 to August 16 says: “Temperatures are likely to remain above normal and there is the potential for further warm spells, particularly in the south.”

Stormy weather conditions may also be on the cards. He adds: “Although most areas experience dry weather for most of the period, occasional summer thunderstorms are possible on some days given the right ingredients.”