Britons should prepare for anotherheat waveover the bank holiday weekend,the Met Officewarns.
The UK has been hit hard in recent weeks with a record heat of over 40 degrees Celsius, with two heat waves hitting the country in the past six weeks.
And now a third is underway, this time mainly hitting the southern part of the country.
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Temperatures are set at highs of 30 degrees over the bank holiday weekend from 26th to 29th August inparts of the country. Fairly cloudy conditions with possible rain and drizzle from the southwest.
"East and southeast will likely be drier on Tuesday, with stronger winds and showers in the north and northwest.
"From then onwards. , with the highest sunshine in the southeast, seems to change to a more stable state.
"Northwest-southeast temperature differences are also possible, whereby the cold air of the Arctic characterizes the north, The South will experience warmer air from the continent.
"By the end of this period, sunny and dry weather may prevail for many.
" Light winds, plenty of sunshine, and generally warm or very warm in localized areas.”
Drought was declared in several parts of the UK last month as it was the driest month of July. It was the first record since 1976, as some experts warned Britain would need weeks of rainfall to overcome the worst effects of the drought that caused nationwide water shortages.
The Japan Meteorological Agency warned that flash floods could occur during the current downpour, as the ground is too dry to absorb much rain, but new forecasts indicate that this could It states that it will end within a few days of the days.
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