June's temperature record set to be broken again
Summary
The UK set a new June temperature record of 36.1°C in Gosport, Hampshire, on Wednesday. This record may be broken again on Thursday as temperatures could reach up to 37 or 38°C in central southern England, with hot weather continuing into Friday before cooling down over the weekend.Key Facts
- A new June temperature record of 36.1°C was set in Gosport, Hampshire, on Wednesday.
- Temperatures on Thursday might rise to 37 or 38°C, breaking the record again.
- Red and amber heat warnings are in place due to extreme heat risks like transport disruption and heat illnesses.
- The hottest areas on Thursday include central southern England, the Midlands, and parts of Wales.
- Scotland and Northern Ireland will be cooler, with highs between 15-30°C depending on the region.
- Thunderstorms and heavy showers are expected in southwest England on Thursday evening, with risks of flash flooding.
- The heatwave will begin to ease from Friday, with temperatures dropping to normal levels by Sunday.
- Heat warnings will remain active in some areas through Friday and Saturday.
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