The Met Office forecasts a temperature rise above 30C by the end of the week, with potential highs of 37C in the following week. Today, cooler conditions are expected with temperatures around 23C. Southern areas could see temperatures of 31C on Sunday and Monday, while the north could reach 28C.
The GFS weather model projects temperatures to stay above 30C on Tuesday, reaching as high as 37C in the south on Wednesday. The south-east might hit 37C on Thursday, with East Anglia at 35C, London at 36C, and the Midlands at 34C. Friday could see temperatures of 36C in the south-east, maintaining above 30C across England.
Scotland and Northern Ireland are likely to experience temperatures in the low to mid-20s, while parts of Wales could reach 29-30C. Temperature anomaly maps for next week indicate temperatures rising well above the seasonal average across the UK.
The Met Office anticipates hot weather in the south over the weekend and warm to hot temperatures on Monday. Towards the latter half of the week, there may be frontal systems or thundery interludes affecting southern and eastern regions, although temperatures are expected to remain above average, especially in the south.
The BBC suggests the development of notable warmth next week, particularly in England and Wales, especially in the south. Temperatures are likely to surpass average levels, with some areas reaching 30C or higher again. Scotland may experience temperatures closer to the seasonal norm intermittently.
