Met Office issues fresh 33-hour yellow weather warning for three UK regions

The Met Office has recently announced a fresh yellow weather warning affecting three regions in the United Kingdom. Spanning 33 hours in total, this alert is particularly aimed at the Scottish areas of Strathclyde, Highlands & Eilean Siar, and Central, Tayside & Fife. The warning takes effect from 6 AM on Friday, July 4, and is set to expire at 3 PM on Saturday, July 5.


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Urgent warning for Brits heading to Canary Islands

Attention, British holidaymakers! If you're planning a getaway to the stunning Canary Islands anytime soon, it's crucial to stay vigilant. The national weather agency of Spain, AEMET, has recently issued urgent warnings regarding powerful winds and a significant drop in temperatures throughout this popular vacation spot.The Weather Rollercoaster

Heatwave fires LIVE: Tourist hotspots including Crete and Turkey suffer apocalyptic blazes

As summer kicks into full gear, certain parts of the Mediterranean, particularly Turkey and Crete, are grappling with devastating wildfires. These aren’t just ordinary blazes; they’re extreme infernos threatening beloved tourist hotspots, filled with sun-seeking visitors and local residents. Let’s dive into what’s happening and how it affects travel plans, communities, and safety.The Current Situation

When will the UK’s next heatwave be? Weather maps show exact date of 34C scorcher

The UK has been sizzling under record-breaking temperatures and this trend isn't slowing down soon. After England basked in the warmth of the hottest June on record, it's evident that summer has decided to stick around a little longer, bringing us whispers of another heatwave lurking just around the corner. Isn’t it fascinating how Mother Nature works?

UK weather forecast reveals exact locations of next 34C heatwave that will last 168 hours

Are you ready for a scorching week ahead? The UK is gearing up for a staggering 168-hour heatwave, with temperatures skyrocketing up to a blistering 34C in some regions. This isn’t just any ordinary hot spell; it’s the kind that has us all reaching for ice packs, cold drinks, and our most comfortable outfits. So, what’s the scoop on this heating trend?The Hottest Days of the Year

Spain heatwave horror as 114F heatwave threatens to ruin Brits' holidays

If you're planning a vacation to sunny Spain in the coming weeks, you might want to stock up on sunscreen and hydrate, because a scorching heatwave is heading your way! Just recently, Spain experienced its hottest June ever recorded. This past Saturday, June 28, temperatures soared to an astonishing 46°C in El Granado, located in the scenic Andalucían province of Huelva. To put that into perspective, the previous record for June was only 45.2°C in Seville back in 1965. Talk about breaking records! What’s Causing This Heatwave?

UK weather maps: Full list of exact dates in July when temperatures will be 30C or higher

Here we are in the heart of summer, and the UK has recently hit its hottest day of the year yet! On Tuesday, July 1, temperatures soared to a staggering 35°C, bringing with it an energy that can only be described as sizzling. But here’s the kicker – if you thought that day was a fluke, think again. Thanks to forecasts from WXCharts, it looks like we’re diving headfirst into a rather sunny July.What to Expect: The Rise in Temperatures

UK weather maps turn volcanic red with another 34C heatwave scorching England in days

As the UK gears up for another sweltering heatwave, with temperatures climbing well above 30°C, it’s essential to be prepared. The latest weather maps show ominous shades of red, signaling that some areas might even reach a staggering 34°C. If you live in the southern regions of England, such as Bristol and North Somerset, brace yourself for some serious heat come Wednesday, July 16.Understanding the Heatwave

Met Office issues 7-hour thunderstorm and flood warning with power cuts 'likely'

The Met Office has put forth a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms that will blanket a significant portion of the UK today. This seven-hour alert encompasses three major regions: North East England, Dumfries and Galloway, and Lothian & Borders as well as Central, Tayside & Fife.What to Expect from the Thunderstorm Warning

Storm maps show huge deluge of rain hitting 38 counties in England this week - full list​

This week, parts of Britain are bracing for heavy downpours as the temperatures remain uncomfortably high. Weather forecasts from WXCHARTS.COM reveal that significant rainclouds are poised to affect vast stretches of Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales on Saturday, July 5. The situation seems most severe in England, where considerable rainfall is expected.

UK weather maps reveal exact date 500-mile wall of rain sees most of England ‘disappear’

Hello, weather watchers! Get ready for a soaking this weekend as a mighty 500-mile wall of rain is on its way to drench much of England. That’s right, it’s not just a drizzle – the latest forecasts from WXCharts have indicated that an intense Atlantic storm is poised to barge into the scene from Saturday, July 5. This means we can expect a lot of heavy downpours and some pretty gusty winds!

UK weather forecast: Rain maps pinpoint exactly when storms will hit – areas affected

The delightful summer weather that many in Britain are basking in may soon take a backseat as forecasts indicate a shift in the atmosphere. It’s a classic British scenario, isn't it? Just as you get comfortable with sunny skies, here comes the rain. New insights from WXCHARTS, driven by MetDesk data, outline a soon-to-arrive break in this heatwave. Buckle up; it looks like rain is on the horizon!Rainy Days Ahead

Hot weather forecast as Iberian plume returns to UK sparking another 36C heatwave - mapped

The UK is gearing up for a serious sizzle, with temperatures potentially soaring to a blistering 36°C. This sudden surge in heat is due to the arrival of the Iberian plume, a weather phenomenon that's hot on the heels of summer. So, let’s dive into what this means for all of us!What Exactly is the Iberian Plume?

UK storm maps show which regions face rain in hours as 36C heatwave comes to crashing end

The weather in the UK has taken a significant turn as we say goodbye to the recent heatwave that left the country sweating under temperatures soaring into the mid-30s. If you’ve been enjoying those sun-soaked days in locations like the South-east, brace yourself! The forecast indicates thunderstorms are preparing to sweep across the nation.Heatwave Over: What’s Next?

Met Office issues urgent '11am rule' warning for UK as 34C roasting continues

The UK is experiencing an intense heatwave, with temperatures soaring to unbearable levels. As summer continues to unleash its warmth, it’s vital for everyone to remain cool and safe. In this article, we’ll share valuable tips on how to handle the soaring temperatures while also providing insights into home heating services.Understanding the Met Office's '11am Rule'

Chaos in Europe as Spain hits 46C with Portugal, Italy and Croatia on red alert

Southern Europe is facing an intense heatwave that is making headlines and sparking widespread concern. As if 2023 wasn’t challenging enough, parts of the region are experiencing scorching temperatures that have reached unsettling levels. With Spain at the forefront, temperatures have soared to a staggering 46 degrees Celsius in some areas, particularly Andalusia.

UK weather maps show exact date second heatwave arrives after 36C scorcher

This summer, the UK is embracing a remarkable trend of blistering temperatures, with the hottest day of the year paving the way for another impending heatwave. It’s evident that summer has truly arrived, and residents are bracing themselves for what's next. On the horizon, parts of the country are forecasting a surge up to 34°C by mid-July, just a mere two weeks after many felt the intense heat of 36°C on June 30th. This day not only marked the hottest of the year thus far but also stands out as one of the hottest recorded in June.The Current Heatwave: What to Expect

Top charity urges public to make one change in homes from Monday

The summer heat can be a challenging time, especially for those caring for loved ones living with dementia. The Alzheimer’s Society has recently put out an important message to the public—it's vital to check in on friends and family affected by dementia and make simple adjustments to their living environments. This effort is geared towards ensuring their comfort and safety as temperatures rise.Understanding the Risks

Exact time your windows should remain shut until as heatwave grips UK

With the current heatwave gripping the UK, many of us are looking for ways to keep our homes comfortably cool. Experts are advising on the best strategies to ensure that we can escape the sweltering heat while staying indoors. As temperatures soar to a scorching 32°C today and potentially reach 34°C tomorrow in London, it’s essential to know when to close those windows. Let’s dive into the details.Why It's Important to Close Your Windows

When UK heatwave will end as maps show mercury plummeting to 9C and rain in England

As summer unfolds, we find ourselves grappling with fluctuating weather patterns. Recently, the UK has been under the spell of a persistent heatwave, providing sunshine and scorching temperatures greater than 30°C in certain areas. However, weather forecasts have turned some heads as predictions indicate a significant change. With recent data and weather maps indicating a dramatic drop in temperatures—potentially plummeting to a brisk 9°C—it’s time to explore when this heatwave will finally wrap up.The Transition from Heat to Chill

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