The third summer heatwave is expected to hit parts of the UK by the end of this week, the temperature again climbed more than 30 C.
The temperature is expected to start climbing in the 30s today before proceeding in the weekend.
The Met Office said that the Wimbledon Women’s Finals can be seen more than 30 C and a lot of UV and pollen levels in men’s finals on Saturday and Sunday.
According to Met Office meteorologist Liam Esclic, Scotland is also caused by hitting the heat threshold, with the forecast of the East Coast on Saturday to break up to 31C to 31C and potentially to break the local record.
The UK’s Health Protection Agency on Wednesday issued Yellow Heat Health Alerts covering parts of Central and Southern England, which were valid until July 15. In the south of England and Wales, a temperature of up to 31C on Thursday and 32C on Friday.
The alert was kept on Wednesday from 10 am to 10 am next Tuesday and included in London, East Midlands, West Midlands, East England, South East and Southwest.
Marco Petagna, Senior Meteorologist Meteorological OfficeSaid: “Temperature continues to climb as we go to the end of the week and of course we can see 30 degrees by Friday and Saturday, perhaps getting naked in just the short 30s.
“In the weekend, we can just start seeing humidity growing slightly and in the night temperature it seems as if they are going to be getting more uncomfortable by night.”
It is absolutely uncertain that how long it will be hot, although it appears that the UK will avoid stifting. Season In the high 30s and less 40s seen in the Mediterranean Sea.
Mr. Petagna said: “It is a bit of a question mark through the weekend in the beginning of the next week that will last how long the summer will last and how much temperature will be, as some models are like pushing heat a little more quickly, while others go on to heat.
“At this stage it seems that definitely at the end of the next week, we should hold on hot Season The south of Britain and the temperature may again occur in some places in the short 30s.
“And we are going to see some very high pollen and too much UV levels.
“But at this stage, we have managed to escape from some of the highest temperatures seen in Spain and Portugal, where it has reached the middle of the 40s.”
It follows a yellow warning for thunder in the weekend of cooler air, clouds and rain in most of England and the country’s east on Sunday.
Meanwhile, the data from the provisional Met Office showed that England had done their hottest June on record last month.
Britain saw its hottest day of the year when 34.7C was recorded on 1 July at St. James Park in Central London, while the capital also experienced the hottest start for Wimbledon on the record.
Two amber heat health alerts were issued in the end of June in the end of June between two separate heatwaves.