UK weather maps show 62 counties to miss out on 34C heatwave – list | Weather | News

The latest air maps show that the temperature of 34C has gone to England, but some areas will miss. After June starts with hot weather, July will begin in the same way, scorching temperatures will hit some areas.

For two days, between July 6 and 8 July, the British will see that temperatures have increased. When the maps from WXcharts turn red and the sweltering air returns to England, a sizzling 48 -hour heat burst shows. On Monday, July 7, at 18:00, the hot weather will only be seen to kidnap Wales in South and Midlands and in large regions of North England.

Scotland will also not see the warmer temperatures in the country, which will be the maximum temperature of 24C.

On Tuesday, July 8 at 18:00, the maps show temperatures burning up to 34C. The hottest weather will be felt with temperatures in the south, London, southern coast and 30s up to Midlands.

Sussex, Surrey, London, Luton, Birmingham, Oxford, Swindon, Gloucester, Worcester, Coventry and Nottingham see high temperatures, while many other places will not be.

On Tuesday, the areas to be kidnapped include wils that will see around 20C more cool temperatures. There will also be Lake District, Norwich, Chester, Stoke and Penzance.

Until midnight, many more places will see cool temperatures. The maps will only see more than 30C temperatures of London, Midlands and South West, and most of them are missing in the heat of most districts.

“The low pressure system brings more wet, more wet conditions to the northwest or northwest of England at the beginning of the period or northwest.

“Another place can develop a strange storm in response to heat before turning colder and fresh from the west in the middle of the next week, but in the middle of the west.

“Beyond that, conditions can be quite changing, not with some more dry spells, but also seems to be some rain and wind magic.

“There is also the chance to be warmer or locally hot and locally in hot and humid weather than the continent, but it is probably quite short -lived.

List of all districts to miss heat:

1. Cheshire

2. Cornwall

3. Cumbria

4. Devon

5. Dorset

6. Durham

7. Yorkshire’s eastern rider

8. Great Manchester

9. Wight Island

10. Lancashire

11. Lincolnshire

12. Mersexia

13. North Yorkshire

14. Northumberland

15. Somerset

16. South Yorkshire

17. Tyne and Wear

18. West Sussex

19. West Yorkshire

20. Aberdeen City

21. Aberdeenshire

22. Angus

23. Argyll and BUTE

24. Clackmannanshire

25. Dumfries and galloway

26. Dundee

27. East Ayshire

28. East Dunbartonshire

29. East Lothian

30. East Renfrewshire

31. Edinburgh

32. Falkirk

33. Fife

34. Glasgow

35. Plateau

36. Inverclyde

37. Midlothian

38. Moon

39. North ayrshire

40. North Lanarkshire

41. Orkney

42. Perth and kinross

43. Renfrewshire

44. Scottish boundaries

45. SETLAND ISLANDS

46. South Ayshire

47. Southern Lanarkshire

48. Stirlingshire

49. West Dunbartonshire

50. West Lothian

51. Western Islands

52. Angley/Sir Fon

53. Generous

54. Fintshire

55. Gwynedd

56. Wrexham

57. Training

58. Down

59. ARMAGH

60. Tyrone

61. FERMANAGH

62. Derry/Londonderry