Britain’s hot spell is ready to continue at the end of this week, as the country has to face A second heatwave with Temperature to climb above 30c,
UK will be hot compared to Ibisa, according to Mate office forecastWhich predicts that mercury will be 29C hit on Saturday, then a possible 30 C on Sunday and 31 c on Monday.
One Official heatwave When the area reaches a certain temperature, it is recorded Three consecutive daysThreshold varies from 25 C to 28 C in different parts of the UK.
Met office spokesperson Oli Cladeon said: “When we go over the weekend, when we begin to see the temperature getting higher with 29C in the southeast.
“On Sunday, there may be some clouds and rainfall in the north and northwest, which will be easily through the day, then it will potentially dry and clear with 30C, good sunshine mantra on Sunday in the southeast.”
Mr. Cladeon said that Monday can also see 30 C or 31C, but the certainty around it is not very high.
This means that it will be warm compared to some of Britain’s favorite holiday sites including Ibisa – which will reach a high of 28C on Sunday and Monday.
It comes after an provisional high level of 33.2C, recorded on 21 June by weather service in Surrey, which makes it the hottest day of 2025 so far.
Last week, the Met Office entered a heatwave on 20 June, including Cardiff to “many places” in England and “one or two regions” in Wales.
Mr. Cladon said that a short -term localized heatwave in the southeast of England is possible as the temperature rises at the end of this week.
He said: “It is a bit uncertain, potentially we can live in the 30s far south east of England, and it is far ahead, there is capacity and if it reaches the 30s in the South East we can see a short -term localized heatwave.
“It was much widespread when we had warmth last week, we were unlikely to see it.”
Before the temperature rises, the more variable weather is expected with some rain on the way, as the glastonbury-goer is asked to expect a mixed bag of sunlight and rain.
More than 200,000 people are expected to enter the field of Pilton, ticket-holders have mainly advised to prepare for hot weather, but also to bring waterproof to the five-day program.
“Wednesday will be hot on Wednesday, although the rising risk with a maximum of 28C in the Southeast and thunderstorms,” said Mr. Cladon.
“Through the day, we have some rain in the southeast to roam the southwest parts, with a thunderstorm risk in the southeast.
“As we go on Thursday, there will be potentially heavy rainfall in the east, but there will be some clear mantras, as well as a maximum of 27C. There will not be rain everywhere and at the same time there will be some dry mantras.
“There will be more continuous rainfall in the northwest of Scotland on Thursday evening.
“The maximum of 27C will be seen again as high on Friday, the rain will go away in the northeast, through the day there will be local drizzle in southwest and parts of Wales.”
The forecaster said the temperature wants to fall next week.
So far, the average day -day temperature of June has been 19.2C, which is slightly above the average of 17.68C according to the Met Office.