The weather map is predicting temperatures of 25 degrees as Britons await a ‘super’ heat wave.

A weather map lights up red, with temperatures set to reach up to 25 degrees Celsius amid an impending ‘super heatwave’. Meteorologists at InMeteo say that by Thursday, June 20, temperatures will reach 25C in several areas of the UK.

The map shows that hot weather is set to head towards Coventry, with the Midlands set for hot weather. The Mirror reports that most of southeast England is covered in red on the map, with south London and parts of Surrey the warmest.

It is set to be at least 20C for most of England and Wales, although it is likely to be colder in Northern Ireland and Scotland.

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However, the Met Office said “signals are weak” around the long-term picture due to fairly cool conditions across the UK, with temperatures not exceeding 25C on Thursday. But another forecaster is predicting a “super heatwave” to hit Britain, with temperatures reaching “30 degrees”.

The latest forecast sees Britain brace for its first 30C heatwave of the year, with forecasters suggesting the mercury could rise even further. Exacta Weather’s James Madden said: “A major heat wave or super heat wave still on target for mid-summer, plus proof of our previous correct forecasts for major heat events (summer 2018, June 2023, September 2023). “

He added: “Our previous high-confidence forecast for a major heat wave or super heat wave is still on target to develop in or around mid-July for the UK and Ireland, and temperatures could still reach the of 30 degrees Celsius. the pinnacle of this.

“With the prospect of a potential super heat wave later this summer, we can look back at our correct forecasts for the next few months and next week for summer 2018 (the hottest summer on record) and the exact timing of the heat wave and a heat of “epic proportions” from us, in addition to calling it “the hottest summer ever.”

For today, Coventry will be mostly sunny and dry through the afternoon with sunny spells, with a top temperature of 17C. It will be breezy tonight, but with gusty winds overnight, with a low of 4C.

Here is the Met Office outlook for Coventry over the next few days:

Sunday:

A bright but cold start with cloud thickening during the morning, though mostly dry with rain arriving in the north by late evening. Maximum temperature 16 °C.

Monday to Wednesday Outlook:

Stay cool with a northerly breeze and a mix of sunny and showery spells over the next few days. Showers become lighter on Wednesday.

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