UK issues exact date ‘super heatwave’ will start with temperatures in ‘high 30s’

The UK has been told the exact date it will have its first ‘super heat wave’ of the summer. The country is set to enjoy soaring temperatures, with the country being told to prepare for a “mega”, “big” or “super” heatwave by July.

Exacta Weather’s James Madden said: “Our previous high confidence forecast for a major heat wave or super heatwave is still on target to develop in or around mid-July for the UK and Ireland, and temperatures would could still reach as high as mid to high. Mark 30C at the top of this.”

He said: “Most, if not all, of the main computer models are now showing some summery conditions, bright and warmer in places midweek (not a heat wave), plus some consistency between the different models for something and hotter”. appears after the middle of the month!

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“Our previous update stated the following in reference to this future scenario in the early hours of last weekend.” He continued: “Additionally, an even earlier update from a few days earlier than the above and also within the past week stated the following in reference to this for some warm and summer days and for something even “hotter” for mid-month and around. or immediately after

“So, despite any cool breezes, we are still likely to see maximum temperatures of at least 20C during these developments, and because of the early summer sunshine, 20C has also been reached in some parts of the country throughout Saturday. and the Sunday of the weekend.”

He continued: “Significant high pressure and forecast highs in the Azores (very warm to extremely warm conditions) are still shown in the last two of three GFS runs, including the most recent run for just after mid-June! and the intensity of this developing scenario in the coming days.”