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UK set to sizzle for THIRD time this summer, with 34C next week
Temperatures in the South could reach 29C (84F) today, rising to the low-30s on Tuesday and Wednesday before the South East sees a peak of 34C (93F) on Thursday or Friday, the Met office says.
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independent.co.uk
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Third heatwave of the year to hit UK this weekend as temperatures soar to 29C
A fresh hot spell to shine over the south over the next few days as the mercury to rocket to 31C on Monday
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UK temperatures to hit 29C as third heatwave of the year arrives this weekend
A fresh hot spell to shine over the south over the next few days as the mercury to rocket to 31C on Monday
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Third heatwave of the year to hit the UK this weekend
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inews.co.uk
Temperatures to hit 34°C - how long will the next heatwave last?
Forecasters predict a third heatwave will begin this weekend after record-breaking temperatures last month
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theguardian.com
Week-long heatwave due in England with 34C peak in south-east
Heat health alerts in place in most regions of England from Sunday to Saturday with mercury also rising in Wales
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dailymail.com
UK set to sizzle for THIRD time this summer, with 34C next week
Temperatures in the South could reach 29C (84F) today, rising to the low-30s on Tuesday and Wednesday before the South East sees a peak of 34C (93F) on Thursday or Friday, the Met…
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UK braces for third heatwave of the year as temperatures set to hit 34C
The Met Office said temperatures would peak at 34C in the south east of England
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Mapped: Where highest temperatures will hit in scorching July heatwave
Temperatures forecast to hit 32C on Monday, before climbing higher later in the week, as Britons still reeling from record-breaking June heatwave
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Brits bracing for another heatwave as Met warns of 35C temperatures
The weather agency has warned high pressure from Monday will 'dominate' the south of England for the next five days, bringing 'increasingly hot and sunny weather'.
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Third heatwave of the year hits UK with temperatures set to reach 34C
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Temperatures to be cooler in third UK heatwave – but it could last longer this time
Heat health warnings are in place for the next week as Britain braces for further rises in temperature
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How long is the heatwave going to last in the UK?
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mirror.co.uk
Met Office verdict on when new heatwave will end as Brits face 35C scorcher
A new Met Office forecast predicts temperatures could soar up to 35C in some parts of the UK this week as more sweltering conditions arrive
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UK hit by third heatwave as temperatures set to reach up to 35C
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UK heatwave: How hot will it get this week and how long will it last?
Monday saw a highest temperature of 34C and it could get hotter by the end of the week
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Everything you need to know about the latest UK heatwave
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How long will this heatwave last – and how hot will it get?
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