Weather forecasting models suggest the UK could see temperatures rise to 35C as a heatwave grips the country - the Met Office has forecast 33C highs for Monday
Sunday could be the warmest May day on record, forecasters have said
Highs of 33C are forecast over the weekend
The UK has recorded its hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures climbing to 30.5°C in Frittenden, Kent, as forecasters warned that an even more intense spell of heat is likely over the bank holiday weekend.
Temperatures in Kent reached 30.5C, marking the first time since 2012 that the UK has exceeded 30C in May
Eight areas in England met the heatwave threshold - three or more days of consecutive hot weather - on Sunday, the Met Office said
UK hits May heat record: 34.8°C at Kew Gardens Monday; the Met Office forecasts 36°C for south-east England Tuesday. Climate scientists link the event to a developing "super El Niño" from 2027, a long-term signal for European data center cooling and grid resilience planning.
The UK is forecast to see its hottest May day on record on Monday, with temperatures expected to reach 33C in southern England and the Midlands.
The UK has recorded its hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures climbing to 30.5°C in Frittenden, Kent, as forecasters warned that an even more intense spell of heat is…
The scorching Bank Holiday heatwave shows no signs of cooling down as the Met Office says temperatures will surge to 35C tomorrow - which will be the hottest day in May ever
A series of heat health alerts have been issued across the country
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Highs of 35C are forecast on Monday and Tuesday
Up to nine counties saw record breaking temperatures on Monday amid a 'historic' 35C bank holiday heatwave in Britain.
A ‘tropical evening’ was recorded on Monday night with temperatures failing to fall below 21.3C in Kent
The Met Office is ‘confident that temperatures will increase markedly’