Today, June 30th, the UK may experience record-high temperatures of 34C, particularly in Greater London and Bedfordshire, while Scotland will have mixed temperatures and rain. Amber heat health alerts are issued for England until Tuesday, with southern Europe also facing extreme heat above 40C.
This morning (Saturday) will get off to a shower start but after the drizzle eases up, cloud will clear through the afternoon. It will then turn drier with sunshine. Breezy. Tonight Tonight will be dry with clear skies and gradually easing winds. A relatively mild night. Sunday After a sunny start, cloud will move in […]
Today has been very warm, reaching up to 30 degrees in some areas. Tonight will be dry with clear skies. Tomorrow will start similarly but may bring scattered showers in the afternoon and cooler temperatures. Sunday will contrast sharply with breezy, unsettled weather and heavy showers expected, continuing into Monday.
A warm weather front will move into the UK this week, particularly affecting Scotland, where temperatures may reach around 25 degrees on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Prior to this warm peak, some showers are anticipated as the temperatures begin to rise.
A yellow weather warning from the Met Office is issued for Saturday, June 14, from midnight to 6pm. Heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected in several areas, including Glasgow and Lanarkshire, leading to potential widespread flooding that may disrupt travel.
Thursday will begin with sun and occasional clouds, becoming cloudier with scattered showers and a slight chance of thunder in the afternoon. Friday will bring variable clouds and possible heavy rain. Saturday starts cloudy but improves later, while Sunday is likely to be mostly dry and sunny, with cooler temperatures.
This Sunday morning will bring heavy rain, followed by afternoon sunny breaks and scattered showers. The upcoming days, Monday to Wednesday, will be blustery with cloudy skies and light to heavy rain, particularly on Monday evening. Cooler temperatures and scattered showers are expected on Tuesday and Wednesday, contrasting with previous weather.
A sudden change in the weather forecast indicates prolonged rain tomorrow, increasing the risk of localized flooding in vulnerable areas. Residents are advised to drive cautiously, allow extra travel time, and avoid unnecessary trips. Stay informed about weather updates and look out for each other’s safety during this period.