How long will the third heatwave of the summer last and how hot will it get?
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While the UK is preparing for the third heat wave in summer, temperatures in some parts of the country this week are set to the top 30 ° C.
The Met Office warned that the British could face warmer and disturbing nights, and Mercury began to crawl on Wednesday.
If temperatures remain high until Friday, the UK will formally mark the third heat wave of the season.
Temperatures are expected to rise further to the 30s on the weekend.
“I think Wednesday will probably be the day we can start to reach 25 to 28 degrees thresholds depending on where you are.
“But, of course, you need three days at these temperatures so that it can be called technical heat wave.
“So, even though the temperature will reach the criteria, we will probably not reach an official heat wave until Friday to give three days in a consecutive time at these temperatures.
“However, while moving towards the end of the week, the temperatures will continue to climb, and we could definitely see 30 degrees on Friday and Saturday, perhaps only to the low 30s.
“On the weekend, we can start to see that my moisture increases slightly, and it seems that there will be night temperatures, so it will start to be more uncomfortable at night.”
It is understood that Britain will avoid the suffocating atmosphere of the high 30s and low 40s in the Mediterranean, but how hot it will be how hot it will last.
Mr. Petagna said: “A question mark about how long the temperature will last at the beginning of next week and how high the temperatures will be, because some models push the heat a little faster, while others maintain heat.
“At this stage, it certainly seems to be next weekend, we need to hold on to the hot air in the south of England, and temperatures can definitely enter the low 30s at several points.
“And we will also see very high pollen and very high UV levels.
“But at this stage, we managed to escape from some of the highest temperatures seen in Spain and Portugal, especially in the mid -40s.”
Most of the UK follows a yellow warning for more cool air, cloud and rain and storms in the east of the country on Sunday.
