The UK is bracing for record-breaking temperatures this June, with a possibility of hitting the highest temperature ever recorded. However, some regions are also expecting heavy rainfall in the coming days.
According to the Met Office, temperatures could soar to 37C today, potentially reaching 39C tomorrow. Weather warnings in place for England and Wales indicate a chance of temperatures reaching 40C.
Friday’s forecast from the Met Office suggests highs of 34C in the north and 38C in the south, with heavy rain expected in the morning. The data shows significant downpours in northern and central Scotland, as well as along the England-Wales border, with more rain forecasted for northeastern regions.
Tomorrow, the Met Office predicts rain and thundery showers in north-west Scotland, while low cloud and fog may affect North Sea coasts. Despite this, most areas are expected to experience very hot weather.
Looking ahead to the weekend, the Met Office anticipates another hot day on Friday, with fresher conditions moving in from the west. This change in weather will bring spells of rain and thundery showers.
The BBC’s weekend weather forecast indicates continued hot and humid conditions on Friday and Saturday, with a slight temperature drop expected by Sunday. Sunshine is expected throughout the period, with a risk of scattered thunderstorms on Friday morning and Saturday afternoon and evening, and a smaller risk of thundery showers on Sunday.
