Saturday will start with sunshine and warm temperatures for many but Met Office warns of a "much wetter spell" - bringing to an end the UK heatwave that saw temperatures hit record levels

High temperatures are forecast to continue throughout the week

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Met Office weather forecasters predict peak temperatures will drop below the heatwave threshold in southern areas on Sunday - for the first time since Friday last week

The Met Office also says another ‘tropical night’ is unlikely

The UK’s streak of hot weather continues with dazzling temperatures in the south

Multiple UK counties can expect heavy rain during a 21-hour spell of unsettled weather just days after the record-breaking heatwave, Met Office maps show

The Met Office has warned the UK is set for a changeable weekend with heavy rain expected in the Northwest of England, while the Southeast of England is expected to stay largely…

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Saturday will start with sunshine and warm temperatures for many but Met Office warns of a "much wetter spell" - bringing to an end the UK heatwave that saw temperatures hit…

Thunderstorms are possible in some regions on Sunday as the Met Office forecasts heavy rain for many following on from a record-breaking heatwave this week

Heatwave conditions are coming to an end this weekend but forecasters warn another warm spell may be back next month

Saturday marked the end of a spell of hot weather which saw highs of 35.1C at Kew Gardens in west London - while 32.9C was recorded at Cardiff's Bute Park.

Met Office maps show a blanket of heavy rain stretching across the UK which could see up to 8mm of water dumped on some areas every hour

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