Another heatwave is on the way, according to new weather maps, with the mercury set to soar to a scorching 37C in parts of the country after a wet start to August

A storm is set to sweep over the UK in a matter of hours, as the first named storm since January is brewing up across the ocean, and could pose ‘a danger to life’ once it hits

Ireland is bracing for the arrival of Storm Floris over the Bank Holiday weekend, with the country set to be hit by “unseasonably wet and windy weather”

Yellow weather warnings for wind have been issued across most of the country

Yellow weather warnings for wind have been issued across most of the country on Monday and Tuesday

Northern areas of England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are set to be the worst hit areas, according to the Met Office, with a yellow warning in place.

A heatwave is en-route for the UK, with temperatures forecasted to rocket up to 36C, see a full breakdown of the exact dates the scorching heat will appear in your area below

Multiple states are facing severe weather warnings while in New York, drivers have been left stranded on a major highway that has flooded.

The UK’s weather over the next ten days will bring a mix of unsettled spells and some stormy conditions before a return to more settled weather later in the period.

The alert is active from 10am to 9pm on Thursday, covering areas including Bristol, Oxford, Southampton, London, Kent and Ipswich.

New weather maps have shown that the UK will be in for a 72 hour heatwave in August, with temperatures set to soar above 30C while kids are off on their summer holidays

The 11-hour long yellow weather warning covers vast swathes of the south of England, including Bath, Oxford, Portsmouth, London, Buckinghamshire, Kent and Brighton

Up to 60mm of rain could fall in some areas across a two hour period

The UK is set to be hit with heavy rainfall in less than a week as a weather map has turned blue covering the majority of the nation – see when your area will be hit

One weather model predicts that part of the country could reach 37C in August as yet another heatwave is likely on the way due to hot weather from Europe but not everyone is convinced

Britain is set to turn into a steamy hot tub with rising humidity

A 400-mile rain bomb is set to blast the UK in just a matter of days, with parts of the country remaining wet from Aberdeen to Kingston upon Hull, according to weather maps

Weather maps have turned crimson indicating that millions will soon bask in balmy weather and boiling conditions will return and Brits can wave goodbye to the rain

Brits have seen plenty of hot and dry weather so far this year and there is more ahead with a blistering 30C heat bomb set to hit parts of the country in the coming days

The Met Office says it will be a weekend of cooler, cloudier conditions with the risk of thundery showers

Warmer conditions are expected in the south, which could trigger thunderstorms

New weather maps have revealed what major cities could be hit by scorching temperatures of up to 31C. It comes after areas across the UK have been dampened by rain

Met Éireann have said that settled conditions and dry weather are back for the country, but it might not stick around with mixed conditions on the way.

The UK has enjoyed several heatwaves this year with long spells of sunshine and blue skies, and now weather maps show we are set for more scorching temperatures

UK weather charts have pinpointed the exact date a sizzling 32C summer heatwave could hit parts of the UK, bringing a return to hot weather for the South of England and Midlands in early August

The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in three areas, with residents advised to put together a kit of essentials in case of flash flooding

The warning will be in place until 5pm

Weather maps show the exact date a 32C summer holiday scorcher could bake parts of the UK as the hot weather is set to come back to the South of England and Midlands in early August

Despite the returning sunshine, temperatures over the coming days will pale compared to the 30C highs recorded at the start of June

After a period of unsettled skies, Britain is set to bask in sunshine once again this week, with temperatures soaring across much of the country with highs of 28C just days away

The latest weather maps have forecast that the UK is set to sizzle in 34C heat as a heat bomb is set to hit the country. The hottest areas will be Reading and Swindon, where it will hit 34C.

Met Office thunderstorm alerts are in force across the country today, with further heavy rain threatening floods

Orange-level weather warnings were in place for parts of Ireland on Monday morning after a night of heavy rain across the island.

Parts of the UK are set for heavy, thundery downpours.

A number of weather warnings have been issued for multiple counties

The Met Office warns of a danger to life as the UK is set to be hit with heavy rain and thunderstorms on Monday

The Met Office warns of a danger to life as the UK is set to be hit with heavy rain and thunderstorms on Monday

Saturday could see 20-40mm of rainfall within an hour over London and south-east England.

All of the UK except Wales and Northern Ireland have been issued warnings this weekend

London, Brighton, Portsmouth, Chelmsford, St Albans and Cambridge facing torrential rain

Brits face a weekend washout as storms, torrential rain and 30C heat collide, with flood alerts, travel chaos and danger-to-life weather warnings issued across the UK

Heavy rain is expected to hit large parts of the UK over the next few days

‘It’s going to feel more sticky’ as temperatures reach predicted 30C peak on Friday

A mid-week respite will bring a spell of calmer weather before Britain gets back on the summer roller coaster

The latest weather maps show the UK is set to be hit by yet another heatwave, with temperatures set to rise to 32C in some parts of the country in just two weeks’ time

The UK has experienced its driest spring on record

It was hot, now it’s not, and this latest bout of cold weather is set to last a while and is being accompanied by rather a lot of rain, the Met Office’s top expert has claimed

The National Drought Group meets on Tuesday morning after another hot, dry spell.

Commentators have piled in with concern about climate change, after a Met Office report indicated the roasting weather the UK is experiencing may become ‘the new normal’

Three counties could hit 30C in the coming weeks, while major cities could also bask in sizzling temperatures, according to a new weather map.