Sizzling 36C predicted for London as Wimbledon gets under way on Monday

The Met Office has warned Brits to stay indoors during the hottest part of the day on Sunday as the UK is set to scorch in another heatwave-like conditions

Highs of 30C are expected across the UK this weekend with heatwave conditions likely to be met on Sunday and Monday.

The mercury has been around the 30C mark for the past week or so across the country, including on Thursday – the hottest day of the year so far – but rain is forecast

As 200,000 people descend on the ‘greatest party on Earth’, weather forecasters have warned about strong winds in the first few days before a warmer forecast takes over

This weekend looks set to break records as fierce heat from the Mediterranean crosses the Channel and makes landfall on UK shores, sending temperatures soaring into the mid 30s

When the jet stream shifts, heat and humidity will build again

Wednesday is due to be ‘humid and very warm’ in the south of England, with a ‘threat of heavy, possibly thundery showers’

Weather maps show that the UK is set for scorching conditions ahead where temperatures could be 30C or above for five days and reach 34C as hot air sweeps in from the continent

By Saturday Brits could be basking in highs of 29C, with the possibility of that rising to 30C on Sunday and 31C on Monday as the Met Office forecasts another heatwave

The latest weather maps suggest that parts of the UK could be hotter than Barcelona as they show the exact date when 36C heat will blast the country at the end of June

The Gulf Stream carries warm water flowing from the tip of Florida across the Atlantic towards Europe and is responsible for much of the UK’s average temperatures

The UK is set to be hit by another heatwave at the end of June, with temperatures expected to soar even higher than the scorching conditions seen in the country last week

Rain will creep in from the west as the Azores High retreats

The latest weather maps have shown a dramatic surge in temperatures across southern and eastern England, with parts of the country set to hit 34°C on Monday as a ‘red zone’ blankets the nation

On Saturday, a provisional high of 33.2C was recorded by the weather service in Charlwood, Surrey, making it the warmest day so far of 2025.

The Met Office has warned potential tornadoes cannot be ruled out as a warning for thunderstorms remain in place for the Midlands and the north of England tonight

A UK heatwave feels more intense than hot weather abroad due to several factors. Experts explain exactly why this is the case as the Met Office forecasts 34C temperatures for parts of England

The UK has been hotter than the tropical island paradise of Tahiti this weekend as Brits head to pubs in their masses – but forecasters have warned it could ‘end with a bang’

Large hail could also hammer Britons in affected areas

An amber heat-health alert warns vulnerable people of the health risks, including ‘a rise in deaths’

Amber heat health alerts for much of England set to remain in place until at least Sunday evening, with an increased likelihood of health issues, as temperatures set to soar even higher to 34C today

The weather may change abruptly in your area today and on Sunday, so much so that around 20mm of rain will fall in just a few hours across parts of Lancashire, the Met Office says

Affinity Water is one of several water firms warning its customers to cut down on water usage as the recent heatwave places a strain on the UK’s reservoir network

This weekend is set to be a scorching 34C for parts of the country after an already record breaking week, but weather maps show exactly when the mercury will finally fall

Temperatures could reach 34C in isolated areas but some places might be hit by rain, hail and lightning

Thursday saw the mercury hit 32C in west London as the country sweltered under an amber heat-health alert

High temperatures likely to cause deaths and will worsen in future as global heating intensifies, scientists warn

It comes as an amber heat alert was issued for all regions of England, with the heat health warnings by the UK Health Security Agency’s (UKHSA) remaining in place until 9am on Monday.

Much of the UK is predicted to enter a heatwave.

Heat health alerts for much of England set to remain in place until at least Sunday evening

The UKHSA alert warns there could be “a rise in deaths” among people with pre-existing health conditions and those aged over 65.

Hurricane Erick has been upgraded to Category 4, meaning ‘extremely dangerous’ winds are likely – people have been urged to stay in their homes or to move to shelters

A June record of 35.6C was set almost 50 years ago in Southampton’s Mayflower Park as bookies slash the odds of finally breaking that sweltering figure this month

High temperatures will see the mercury rise on both Saturday and Sunday with the hot and sunny weather here to stay for most of the UK as the weather maps turn a deep shade of red

New maps show multiple days with the mercury topping 30C in eastern and southern parts of the country with the baking weather predicted to break records come the end of the month

A new study by the Met Office has revealed the UK could see more extreme summer weather with temperatures possibly rising up to 45C – and this could pose a public health risk

As Tropical Storm Erick continues to intensify, with fears over ‘life-threatening’ consequences, the UK government has issued an urgent warning to any Brits travelling overseas

According to the Met Office, the first heatwave of the year could officially hit this weekend as weather maps show dark red temperatures soaring above 30C for the first time in 2025

The UK government has issued a new travel warning against all travel to parts of Mexico as Tropical Storm Erick has taken shape off the southern coast of the country

The forecast means we are likely to see the hottest day of the year so far – eclipsing the 29.4C (85F) recorded last Friday in Suffolk.

Extreme events such as floods and droughts are becoming more frequent, longer-lasting and more severe, study says

Temperatures in London could end up exceeding those in typically sweltering parts of Europe, including Lisbon in Portugal, Barcelona in Spain, and Nice in France

Temperatures are set to soar bringing the warmest week in the UK so far this year.

Sky News weather forecaster Steff Gaulter says it is shaping up to be warm and settled across Britain and Ireland – and will be “pretty hot in the south”.

High pressure from the Azores brings clear skies and high temperatures next week

Britain is poised to bask in a heatwave dubbed the ‘Mediterranean melt’ – but the sizzling conditions could see temperatures as hot as Malibu or Barbados.

The weather could significantly increase courtesy of North African air

Brits are set for scorching temperatures next week as a high pressure system dominates and they could peak at 31C with a flow of easterly air moving in from the continent

The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning until 6pm across the South West, North East and North of England, Wales and much of Scotland.