Heatwave conditions to return for many as UK temperatures to peak at 35C
Summary
Next week, many parts of England and Wales are expected to experience very hot weather with temperatures rising up to 35°C (95°F). This could lead to the UK having its fourth heatwave of the year, following three previous heatwaves earlier in 2026.Key Facts
- Heatwaves in the UK happen when temperatures stay above a certain level for three consecutive days.
- The threshold temperatures vary by region, from 25°C in northern and western areas to 28°C in eastern England.
- Three heatwaves have already happened this year, in late May, June, and July.
- Some places like Usk and Exeter have had heatwave conditions for 20 days in a row, the longest stretch this year.
- Cooler weather and rain are expected at the weekend but may be temporary.
- Next week, a high pressure system will bring warmer, drier conditions to southern parts of the UK.
- Temperatures could reach 30-35°C in East Wales and much of England, possibly causing a fourth heatwave.
- Scotland and Northern Ireland will be cooler but still warmer, with highs in the mid to high twenties Celsius.
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