New maps, by WX Charts, have revealed what areas could be hit by torrential downpours in the UK from as early as next week. Temperatures are also expected to plummet

Exacta Weather’s James Madden said that the “sunny and unseasonably warm weather” that has been seen across the UK this week “is again likely to intensify somewhat to some potentially even hotter maximum on the day temperatures for many parts of the country”

Highs of 23C forecast in some areas

The UK is enjoying balmy weather with temperatures hitting the mid-20Cs but charts show that heavy rain is in store later this month which will batter the country

Weather expert Jim Dale said towards the end of the month Britain could see ‘the highest temperature of the year so far’

Warm weather is expected to return for most of the UK by Wednesday, following a yellow weather warning from the Met Office regarding the spell of thunderstorms

The cosy town that looks over the English Channel nabs just over 248 hours of sunshine, nearly seven hours more than city that comes in at second place.

Today’s thunderstorms may bring floods, power cuts and widespread disruption to parts of the country – with a possible 50mm of rain set to fall in the hardest-hit areas, according to the Met Office

The Met Office has warned of scattered thunderstorms across England and Wales on Monday May 12.

The warm spell comes after a week of unseasonably cool weather

Temperatures are expected to climb to a possible 27C amid high pollen levels – with hay faver sufferers warned to ‘beware’ as only a few areas are likely to escape the pollen surge

Parts of the UK are set to be hit with a 27C forecast as the Met Office confirms when these temperatures could reach parts of the country, as maps for those days turn red

New weather maps show parts of the UK will be hotter than popular European holiday destinations such as Ibiza and Menorca next week as the country enjoys a two-day mini-heatwave

Temperatures are set to explode close to 30C next week as early maps show practically all of the country is set to enjoy warm conditions, to the joy of most people

This week has seen cold mornings that have involved frost

People in the UK can look forward to mercury boosting temperatures this weekend as England, Scotland and Wales will experience 20C conditions for most of the two days

TEMPERATURES plunged to as low as -5C overnight just days after the UK recorded its warmest start to May on record. The Met Office has also now warned that freezing winds and a cold spell will swee…

Weather maps show sunshine and blue skies will come to an abrupt end later this month – with more than 50 millimetres of rain predicted to hit parts of the country during widespread downpours

The mercury is set to soar in England this month as a plume of hot air moves in from the continent – with projected weather maps showing a high of 27C in London

High pressure, which drove the mini-heatwave last week, will lock horns with low pressure laden with northerly winds

Brits have enjoyed warmer burst of sunshine over the past few days but forecasters predict chillier conditions will be the mainstay for the next few days until it gives way

Met Éireann have forecast highs of 18C during the week, but temperatures are set to dip overnight

The UK has been basking in the warmest start to May on record, but weather maps show a band of rain is set to sweep across the country before temperatures cool from the unseasonable highs

According to the Met Office, the bank holiday will be ‘on the cool side, exacerbated by the ongoing wind in the east and south’.

Temperatures are expected to take a sharp dive and be ‘markedly different’ to the unseasonably blistering conditions seen in the UK earlier this week – where the mercury rose to 28C

Hopeful Brits dreaming of spending their bank holiday weekend under some more sizzling sun could be left disappointed days after temperatures soared in a record-breaking fashion

Police say open water swimming poses ‘hidden dangers’ as Kew Gardens, in south-west London, registers 28C

The mercury hit 28C in London, which the Met Office was the hottest start to any May on record.

Today could mark the hottest day of the year with 30C likely across the Southeast of England – but the blistering spell will end in just days, according to weather maps

The warm weather could also challenge the record for the highest April temperature in Wales, which is 26.2C.

The Met Office said that good weather will continue today, with highs of 27C in London – before temperatures could rise to 30C in some places on Thursday.

Met Office weather forecasters say temperatures on one day this week could rise as high as 30C as a potential heatwave is on the cards across the UK – it’s time to get the suncream ready

The warm weather across the UK is set to continue after the country experienced the hottest day of the year so far.

Temperatures set to climb in next few days and approach monthly record

According to the Met Office, temperatures between 24C and 25C are expected later today, before rising each day and peaking by Wednesday or Thursday.

The hottest day of the year so far is expected this week as temperatures are set to hit 28C, the Met Office said.

Brits are facing a wave of hotter weather and maps show the areas of the country which are set to see the highest temperatures which could rise up to the high 20Cs and peak at 28C

Dust off your sunscreen.

Balmy weather could be set to hit major UK cities like Manchester and Birmingham in just a few days – as forecasts have revealed the exact day a ‘mini heatwave’ will start

Major cities across the UK are set to be greeted with beautiful hot weather in just a few days – as forecasts have revealed the exact day a ‘mini heatwave’ will start

BRITS have been soaked by a morning washout today as “heavy” downpours drenched the nation. The Met Office said the UK weather will be “changeable” over the coming week as r…

Weather maps from the Met Office show rain moving east to cover a large area stretching from Dover to Caernarfon in North Wales this morning, including London, Manchester and Birmingham.

The return to fine weather will be driven by high pressure edging in from the north, pushing out the unsettled low behind the Easter rain

Weather maps have turned orange in the coming weeks with the UK set for sunshine and blue skies, as a high pressure system sitting over the country brings balmy conditions

New weather maps have revealed what areas could experience a mini-heatwave later this month. According to the maps, several major cities could experience scorching temperatures

The latest weather maps show the UK is set for a 96-hour mini-heatwave at the end of April and start of May as temperatures are expected to exceed 20C in some areas

People across the UK can prepare for a pleasant Easter Sunday, but the weather may turn on Easter Monday

Some residents across the country have been warned that the flooding of homes and businesses could occur over the weekend as up to a 75mm of rain could end up falling

The latest Met Office weather forecast pinpoints a brief incoming reprieve from the recent doom and gloom before returning to pelt vast swathes of the UK in time for the weekend

The UK is braced for a snow storm that could span ‘207 miles’ and bring ‘three inches of snow’. as the Met Office’s yellow weather warning came into effect on Tuesday