UK weather maps turn red as exact date named when temperatures finally hit 25C
A heatwave is set to hit the country before the end of the month.
The UK is set to experience its first proper heatwave of the summer, with temperatures soaring to 25C and above before the end of June.
According to weather maps from WX Charts, using Met Desk data, the heatwave will hit its peak on Friday, June 28, as an Iberian plume scorches the country.
The rise in temperatures will be felt across various parts of the UK. London and Manchester are both expected to see the mercury hit 25C, while Norwich will experience highs of 22C.
The south of England, including Southampton, will bask in 24C heat, and Cardiff is set to enjoy a warm 23C.
These predictions are supported by additional meteorological forecasts from Netweather TV and Ventusky, which show the heatwave impacting the UK starting June 27.
The current weather maps and charts indicate a significant shift in the UK’s weather patterns. This dramatic rise in temperatures marks a notable change from the cooler weather experienced earlier in June. The arrival of this heatwave is being eagerly anticipated by those looking forward to more typical summer weather.
In addition to the soaring temperatures, the UK government has been issuing warnings for tourists traveling to hot destinations like Spain, Greece, and Portugal, emphasizing the need to stay hydrated and protect against the heat.
The forecasted heatwave is expected to bring not just high temperatures but also an increase in humidity, making it feel even hotter. This sudden change has led to a surge in demand for cooling products and services as residents prepare for the heat.
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Weather experts have also noted that this heatwave could be the beginning of a series of warm spells throughout July.
As the UK braces for this heatwave, the combination of high pressure and an Iberian plume is set to deliver the first substantial heatwave of the summer, bringing a much-awaited warm spell to the country.
For those looking to make the most of the warm weather, this upcoming period offers an excellent opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities, visit parks, and head to the coast. However, it's essential to stay safe, keep hydrated, and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun during peak hours.
