Hot weather maps show England baking in 29C heat – 31 hottest counties | Weather | News
Since the air maps, air maps show certain parts of the country up to 29C, the UK will show the hottest districts this weekend. The UK is currently experiencing a heat wave that sees that temperatures exceed 30 ° C in certain parts of the country. Although some wonderful days have broken the heat wave, temperatures are expected to rise again in the coming days and during the weekend.
An air map shows England’s hottest areas from Friday, June 27th. In the south of the country, it will experience the hottest temperatures with the heating of populated areas such as London. Meanwhile, places like Norfolk and Lincoln will receive their highest temperatures in the middle of their 20s. Met Office says the conditions will feel fresh on Thursday, but it will be hot and humid after that.
31 districts that are hotter from Friday:
- Somerset
- Dorset
- Hampshire
- Wight Island
- Wiltshire
- Surrey
- West Sussex
- East Sussex
- City
- Great London
- Berkshire
- Buckinghamshire
- Oxford
- Gloucester
- Worchestershire
- Warwick
- NOTHAMPTONSHire
- Bristol
- Bedford
- Hertfordshire
- ESSEX
- Suffolk
- Norfolk
- Cambridge
- Lincoln
- Shrewsbury
- West Midlands
- Cheshire
- Leicestershire
- Rutland
- Nottinghamshire
Most of the Wales will not reach more than 20 ° C, and the temperatures in Scotland will remain largely in young people, such as North Ireland.
The Met Office says the weather conditions will be “change” from Saturday. Estimated for the period says: “Atlantic low pressure systems [will] Go to the northwest of England.
“They tend to bring rain or showers from time to time in the northwest regions, which may be quite airy or windy from time to time. Longer dry spells are more likely to be more likely to rain or shower in the south and east, while longer dry spells are more likely.
“The southern or southwest winds, short -lived from the continent and probably quite short -lived and perhaps from time to time with a few storms to allow a short hot air explosions, sometimes there is a chance to be very hot, perhaps locally hot weather.”
