Despite a potential rise in temperatures reaching 35-36C in some UK regions tomorrow, other areas are set to experience heavy rainfall. The Met Office predicts a return to heatwave conditions on Wednesday, particularly in the south-east of England where the warmest temperatures are expected.
Conversely, Northern Ireland and Scotland are anticipated to have much cooler weather, with highs of only 18C in Northern Ireland and 20C in Scotland, falling below the heatwave threshold. Northern parts of the UK are also forecasted to receive heavy rain, with a chance of thundery showers.
Met Office forecaster Alex Burkill mentioned the persistence of rain over Scotland and Northern Ireland, warning of potentially heavy rainfall. Weather fronts merging over these regions may lead to substantial rain accumulation.
The Met Office maps highlight that 30 counties in Northern Ireland and Scotland are at risk of heavy showers on the following day. BBC Weather’s Wednesday forecast aligns with these predictions, indicating possible rain in western areas.
Looking ahead to the rest of the week, BBC Weather foresees sunny spells with occasional showers in most regions on Thursday, except for Scotland where heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely. Friday is expected to bring sunshine with scattered showers in the north.
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