The temperature in the UK today will be as high as 24-25 degrees Celsius-there will be more summer weather this week.
According to Aidan McGivern of the Bureau of Meteorology, “Many places will have warm sun for most of the time”-some areas Britain’s clock is hotter than Spain During Saturday.
The highest temperatures in London and Newcastle today are expected to reach 24 degrees Celsius, but Sarah Kent, a meteorologist at the British Meteorological Service, warned that it will not be “sunshine.”
“The first thing on Sunday morning is that there will be a lot of cloud cover in central England, east and southwest of Wales. In that area, there will be rain, and there will be strange more intense rains in the southwest,” she added.
Bookmaker Coral has reduced the odds of 30C or higher to 1-2 (from 6-4) and was recorded in Britain before the end of the weekendThe 4-5 provided by the company ended this month as the hottest June on record, and the end of the month was 4-6 this summer It’s the hottest in British history.
Coral spokesperson John Hill said: “It has been a sultry week so far, and things may still get hotter. We have lowered the chance of recording 30C or higher before the end of the weekend. This week may be for the future. Understanding what is going to happen in a few months, because our betting shows that we may usher in the hottest summer in the history of the UK,” he added.
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The high temperature in London and East Anglia today reaches 24 degrees Celsius
The Weather Bureau forecaster Aidan McGivern said Saturday “in many places there will be warm sun for most of the time”—especially in southeastern and central England.
East Anglia and London will have the highest temperatures, with temperatures rising to 26 degrees Celsius on Saturday afternoon.
For most people, Sunday also looks dry and sunny, with the temperature in London hovering around 24 degrees Celsius, the temperature in Birmingham and Leeds hovering around 20 degrees Celsius, and the temperature in Edinburgh hovering around 18 degrees Celsius.
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Office outlook from Monday to Thursday
on Monday:
Low cloud cover cleared, except for some of the northeast coast of Scotland, and then many areas were sunny and dry, but there were some heavy showers in the east of England.
Outlook from Tuesday to Thursday:
The weather was fine and dry on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, the west is cloudy, parts of the north and west are rainy, and the east is dry, bright and warm.
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Goodbye sun
After several days of intense heat, Britain will return to a more familiar climate.
Although there will be dry weather in many parts of the UK on Monday, heavy rains will be in the east of England.
Tuesday is dry for most of the time, but for most of Wednesday and Thursday, it seems likely that there will be rain on Wednesday, and it will rain in the northern and western regions.
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BBC Weather: “Mixed Good and Worry” in the next few days
The next few days will see the sun and rain “fight” with mixed weather in the coming week.
The BBC Weather posted a 10-day forecast on Twitter, and wrote on Twitter: “As we see the battle between high and low pressures developing across the UK, the next few days will bring mixed results to some people. fate.”
Then it continues to link to its long-term forecast.
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Bureau of Meteorology: Showers affecting North Devon and West Somerset
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British weather: British people bask in the sun on weekends and the temperature soars to 25 degrees Celsius-while tourists in Ibiza hide under umbrellas
As the temperature soars to 25 degrees Celsius, the British are bathing in the warm weekend sun-while tourists from Ibiza hide under umbrellas to avoid heavy rain.
After Friday’s downpour, the sun roared back. Britain will be hotter than Barcelona and Ibiza Nowadays.
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After spending too much time in the sun this week, the British blushed
After spending too long in the sun this week, the DOZY Briton blushed.
Social media photos showed body parts that they remembered to cover up or not to cover up during the painful British baking.
It appears in Britain reaches a high of 26 degrees Celsius – Clocks in parts of the UK are hotter than in Spain.
When the British crowded the beaches and parks to soak up the sun, tourists in Ibiza were photographed hiding under umbrellas in the downpour, because the temperature barely reached 18 degrees Celsius.
The sunny weather in the UK will also be warmer than other popular destinations, including Madeira, the Portuguese archipelago, where the temperature will be pitiful 16C and rainy, and Nice in the south of France, where the temperature will only reach 22C.
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UV levels will be high this weekend
On Saturday, the Bureau of Meteorology predicted high UV levels in London and the southeast.
The UV intensity in Southampton, Swindon and Cardiff will be very high, while the UV levels in the Southwest will be reduced to medium.
On Sunday, most parts of the country will be set to high UV levels.
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Yesterday Britain was warmer than parts of Portugal and southern France
Sunseekers can enjoy a high temperature of more than 20 degrees throughout the weekend—almost matching the heat wave of the hottest day of the year recorded this week.
On Saturday, when Britons crowded beaches and parks to soak up the sun, tourists in Ibiza were photographed hiding under umbrellas in a downpour, because the temperature barely reached 18 degrees Celsius.
The Spanish hotspot Barcelona is expected to be only 23 degrees Celsius on Saturday and 24 degrees Celsius on Sunday-just as the British are facing The uncertainty of going abroad.
The sunny weather in the UK will also be warmer than other popular destinations, including Madeira, the Portuguese archipelago, where the temperature will be pitiful 16C and rainy, and Nice in the south of France, where the temperature will only reach 22C.
Bookmaker Coral has reduced the odds of 30C or higher recorded in the UK before the end of the weekend to 1-2 (from 6-4).
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Ladbrokes: June 5th/4th will be the hottest day on record
As the hottest June on record, the probability of this month has declined.
Yesterday was a 6/4 shooting percentage. As temperatures continue to rise across the UK, bookmakers reduced the odds to 5/4 in this year’s record hot June.
Ladbrokes’ Alex Apati said: “If the latest odds are certain, this looks increasingly likely to be a record-breaking hot June.”
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Sun seekers flock to Brighton Beach
The hot weather hit Britain today, and the public flocked to seaside destinations to absorb some light, such as Brighton, as shown in the picture.Credit: Darren Cool -
MET Office: “Don’t be surprised if you hear strange thunder sounds”
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The temperature in the southeast will reach 30 degrees Celsius on June 13
According to Netweather and WXCharts, the temperature in the southeast is expected to soar to 30 degrees Celsius on June 13.
Bookmakers have drastically reduced the likelihood that this month will be the hottest June in history.
Ladbrokes has now reduced this month’s odds from 4/1 to 7/4, with record-breaking popularity.
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The highest temperature in London is 24 degrees Celsius, and the highest temperature in Newcastle today is 21 degrees Celsius
The highest temperatures in London and Newcastle today are expected to reach 24 degrees Celsius, but Sarah Kent, a meteorologist at the British Meteorological Service, warned that it will not be “sunshine.”
Bookmaker Coral has reduced the odds of 30C or higher to 1-2 (from 6-4) and was recorded in Britain before the end of the weekend.
The 4-5 provided by the company ended this month as the hottest June on record, while 4-6 this summer It’s the hottest in British history.
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MET Office: Sunny and downpour in England and Wales
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After spending too much time in the sun this week, the British blushed
After spending too long in the sun this week, the DOZY Briton blushed.
Social media photos showed body parts that they remembered to cover up or not to cover up during the painful British baking.
It appears in Britain reaches a high of 26 degrees Celsius -Clocks in parts of the UK are hotter than in Spain.
When British people crowded the beaches and parks to soak up the sun, tourists in Ibiza were photographed hiding under umbrellas in the downpour, because the temperature barely reached 18 degrees Celsius.
The sunny weather in the UK will also be warmer than other popular destinations, including Madeira, the Portuguese archipelago, where the temperature will be pitiful 16C and rainy, and Nice in the south of France, where the temperature will only reach 22C.
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UK SUNNY SPELL will also be warmer and better than Madeira
Sunseekers can enjoy a high temperature of more than 20 degrees throughout the weekend—almost matching the heat wave of the hottest day of the year recorded this week.
On Saturday, when Britons crowded beaches and parks to soak up the sun, tourists in Ibiza were photographed hiding under umbrellas in a downpour, because the temperature barely reached 18 degrees Celsius.
The Spanish hotspot Barcelona is expected to be only 23 degrees Celsius on Saturday and 24 degrees Celsius on Sunday-just as the British are facing The uncertainty of going abroad.
The sunny weather in the UK will also be warmer than other popular destinations, including Madeira, the Portuguese archipelago, where the temperature will be pitiful 16C and rainy, and Nice in the south of France, where the temperature will only reach 22C.
Bookmaker Coral has reduced the odds of 30C or higher recorded in the UK before the end of the weekend to 1-2 (from 6-4).
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In the picture: the blue hour before sunrise, the Mersey River in Liverpool
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Three-day temperature chart of the sun
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The 115-foot high sky pool between two blocks of London is open, DAREDEVILS swims in the world’s first floating sky pool
Daredevils take a dip in the world’s first floating sky pool as it opens 115 feet between two blocks in London
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Weather Bureau Weekend Weather Forecast
on Saturday:
The west and north are cloudy with showers and showers in the afternoon. In other places, although the low clouds in the southeast may not dissipate until the afternoon, it is still warm and sunny.
Outlook from Sunday to Tuesday:
Many places are dry because of the shining sun. There may be a few showers a day in the interior, which may become more common for a period of time on Monday. There are low clouds and drizzle near some coasts.
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Last week witnessed the hottest day of the year, the temperature reached 29C
The hot weekend temperatures came after a hot week, and the hottest day so far this year reached 29 degrees Celsius.
Families lacking sunlight crowded beaches, parks, and bar gardens to absorb sunlight. Although heavy rains, floods and thunderstorms have hit Britain, the situation today is different.
Today the eastern and southeastern parts of the country suffered heavy downpours, some roads were flooded, and people’s morale was low.
After a warm week, the temperature in parts of the southwest dropped to 9 degrees Celsius.
But it looks like things will heat up again soon, and the best warm weather has yet to come.
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The mercury in the southeast is expected to soar to 30C on June 13
According to Netweather and WXCharts, the temperature in the southeast is expected to soar to 30 degrees Celsius on June 13.
Bookmakers have drastically reduced the likelihood that this month will be the hottest June in history.
Ladbrokes has now reduced this month’s odds from 4/1 to 7/4, with record-breaking popularity.
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June odds hit a record high
According to Ladbrokes, this month may now become the hottest June in history.
Earlier this week, the field goal percentage was 6/4, and the bookmaker has now reduced the odds to 10/11 because it was a record-breaking hot June.
Ladbrokes’ Alex Apatti said: “It looks more likely than ever to become a record hot June this month.”
