UK hot weather maps show 35C Iberian heatwave roasting Britain until mid September
Temperatures in several areas of the UK are forecast to jump as the summer continue for millions of Britons.
A new UK weather map shows Britain's hot weather continuing well into September in a late summer blast that will delight millions of people.
The latest maps from WXCHARTS show large swathes of England basking in temperatures between 22 and 24C on September 12.
It will be slightly cooler in Scotland and the north of England with the mercury rising to the mid-teens around Newcastle.
But areas around Leeds look set to see temperatures in the in the mid to upper teens, with comparable temperatures forecast for Manchester and Liverpool.
But London and areas south of the capital are predicted to be 24C, while Norwich is in line for 22C, according to the latest data.
Wales will also be slightly cooler, but still mostly in the upper teens, though Cardiff could breach the 20C mark.
Meanwhile, parts of the UK could also see temperatures surging to highs of 29C earlier that week, with other areas set to sizzle in the high-20s on September 9.
Maps show the southeast could see temperatures soaring to 29C, while central and eastern England could be over 27C.
Meanwhile, northern regions and parts of north Wales will likely get low 20Cs, and Scotland is set for temperatures in the high teens.
The London area is expected to take the brunt of the heat with highs of 28C-29C while Norfolk, Suffolk, and Kent could easily hit 27C, according to the website.
Coastal areas in Sussex, Hampshire, Dorset, and northern parts of Somerset and Devon are predicted to see the mercury rise once more in the second week of September to up to 27C.
The mini-heatwave will be sparked by a jet stream of soaring temperatures in Spain which is seeing 35C.
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It comes as the next month is set for a "good deal of dry and settled weather" for most of the country, the Met Office's long-range forecast noted.
High pressure will mostly remain, but the national weather agency's forecasters warned rainfall continues to be possible for some areas.
BBC weather experts also predict a warm start to the month in the days ahead, with their forecast for September 2 to September 8 stating: "Temperatures could remain above or even well above the seasonal average at first."
But they anticipate a shift towards "wetter and windier again" conditions as the month progresses.
