Tuesday is the first day next week that could become the new hottest day of the year, with Met Office temperature maps suggesting the mercury could rise to 24C or higher in and around London.

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Parts of Wales are expected to experience a significant rise in temperatures, potentially reaching 25°C next week, according to forecasts by the Met Office. This Wednesday, April 30, is predicted ...

Met Office heatwave maps show the dates the UK faces a 25C scorcher - with the BBC Weather going one step further and projecting sweltering 27C highs. Temperatures are forecast to rise next week ...

"As the jet stream becomes more amplified this weekend, Met Office maps shows which UK areas set to reach 27C next week a 'blocked' weather pattern will develop across northwest Europe - but how ...

The Met Office has given its verdict on chances of a heatwave over the next bank holiday weekend as May is set to get off to a warm start in the North East. Talk of a heatwave has emerged after ...

Met Office meteorologist Simon Partridge said a “large chunk” of England could be enjoying these temperatures. There will be more sunshine and a shift in the wind direction. The 56,000 people ...

But for now, the Met Office expects the weather to fall just short of a heatwave. The agency's definition of such an event is three consecutive days of the mercury exceeding a "heatwave threshold", ...

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Weather maps are turning orange with Britain set to ... Exeter), and much of Scotland. The Met Office said of the period: “Starting off with something of a northwest to southeast split; higher ...