Parts of Eastern England are predicted to reach 30C on Friday, possibly made. The hottest day of 2025As Meteorological Office,
But when the temperature rises, the meteorological office has issued a warning Later thunderstorms in the evening.
Cambridge is expected to reach 29C, while the canterbury can see a temperature of 27C. Nottingham and Durham are also ready to enjoy hot SeasonWith temperature around 25 C.
In Scotland, Aviemore can reach 24C. Met office meteorologist Alex Decin said that the majority of Friday would be “hot and wet”, in which “small chance” temperature can reach 30C.
If the temperature collides with 30C, it will cross the 29.3C recorded at Kev Garden in West London on 1 May.
Predicted Hatwave This means that parts of Britain can be warm compared to popular holiday sites such as Ibisa, Myconos and Los Angeles.
“A good part of England and Southern Scotland would be drought for most of Fridays,” said Mr. Decin.
He said that “beef rain” was on Friday in Wales and England “to be launched after a humid start, which would be a very hot day for something on Friday”.
Moving on Friday evening, a yellow season is being warned for the West Midlands of London, Wales, East, East and South West of England, East, East and Southwest, as well as can create overnight disruption with Met office warnings.
“It will be cooler in the far southwest, especially as a huge decline in the afternoon,” said Mr. Decin.
He also warned of hailstorm, ugly wind and the possibility of flooding in the form of clouds of sky.
While many areas within the warning area can avoid severe weather, in the first time on Saturday morning, torrential Downpoors can bring 30–50 mm of rain in the first time.
Cardiff, Plymouth, Bath, parts of Greater London, Brighton and Norwich were among the areas involved in warnings.
Mr. Decin said that there was “a little uncertainty” on Saturday, but in the north of England, he predicted “heavy rains” in Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland as well as from the afternoon storm to south.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued its first yellow heat-health alert of the year running in England, East Midlands, London and east of Southeast till 8 am on Sunday.
Under the meteorological alerting system of Ukhsa and Met Office, a yellow warning means that the use of health services by weak people can increase.
This may increase the risk for health for individuals over 65 years of age or including respiratory and cardiovascular diseases for people with pre -existing health conditions.
