UK weather forecast live: Met Office confirm London will be hotter than Ibiza TODAY as 32C temperatures hit Brits
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- How do you cool down in hot weather?
- How to keep your baby cool in the heatwave
LONDON will be hotter than Ibiza today the Met Office have confirmed as Brits look set to scorch in 32C heat.
The heatwave will continue into the week, with temperatures set to soar above 30C, potentially seeing some of the warmest temperatures of the year.
London is expected to see highs of 33C today whilst Ibiza will only hit 30C.
The heat has seen Brits pour onto beaches and parks in their numbers as they embrace the soaring heat.
But parents have been warned to keep children safe in the scorching sun and stop them undertaking "vigorous physical activity."
Read our weather blog below for the latest news & forecasts...
Might be an uncomfortable sleep for some
Staying dry overnight in London with some clear spells, although there will be increasing amounts of higher level cloud.
Temperatures remaining warm, perhaps uncomfortably so, with minimum temperatures of 16 °C.
Highs of 33C in London today
Any isolated shallow fog patches at dawn will rapidly clear.
A dry and hot day to follow with long spells of sometimes hazy sunshine, and generally light winds.
Cooler in coastal areas with maximum temperatures of 33 °C.
Baking! Southern England set to bask in hot weather next week
Brits in southern England are set to bask in hot weather from Monday to Wednesday.
The Met Office reveals that most parts of the country will enjoy dry weather with periods of sunshine.
Wet weather arrived in parts of Britain
Brits were scorched with sunshine yesterday, but Scotland and Northern Ireland are bucked the trend.
According to the Met Office, was cloudier across northern and western Scotland, and Northern Ireland, with some rain and drizzle later.
Top tips: How to keep your pets safe during the heatwave
Here is a quick guide for looking after your pets when temperatures soar.
- Watch out for overheating/dehydration signs: heavy panting, drooling, lying down more than usual, stumbling
- Give them access to lots of water
- Do not exercise pets between 11am and 4pm
- Brush them regularly
Click here to read more about pet heat safety.
Weather outlook: Clear for most
Last night was warm with clear skies for the majority of the British Isles.
South east of England was dry with plenty of clear skies, a great opportunity to do some star gazing.
The northern areas of the British Isles saw some clouds, and perhaps a light drizzle scattered.
Brits soak up the sun on the beach
Some Brits flocked to the coast yesterday to bask in the scorching sunlight.
Brits who weren’t at work yesterday, relaxed on the scorching sand today.
Holidaymakers bagged a space on the sand for a lovely beach day.
Temperatures hit 26C, and are only expected to rise further.
Making a splash!
Londoners took to wild water swimming yesterday to cool off in the scorching heat.
Sometimes when the sun is blazing, a deep pool of water never looked so inviting.
As temperatures boarder on 27C in some parts of London on Friday, Brits flocked to Highgate for some greenery.
Some took to diving into the pools of natural water at Hampstead Heath, while others opted to sunbathe and top up their tans.
Heatwave could trigger multiple health emergencies
Brits are advised to take extra precautions in the blistering heat.
Those with asthma are warned to be careful as weather changes can increase the chances of suffering an attack.
To avoid an attack, check pollen counts before heading out, and bring the right medication with you wherever you go.
Click here to read more on how to stay safe.
Baking! Southern England set to bask in hot weather next week
Brits in southern England are set to bask in hot weather from Monday to Wednesday.
The Met Office reveals that most parts of the country will enjoy dry weather with periods of sunshine.
Wet weather arrived in parts of Britain
Brits were scorched with sunshine yesterday, but Scotland and Northern Ireland are bucked the trend.
According to the Met Office, was cloudier across northern and western Scotland, and Northern Ireland, with some rain and drizzle later.
Top tips: How to keep your pets safe during the heatwave
Here is a quick guide for looking after your pets when temperatures soar.
- Watch out for overheating/dehydration signs: heavy panting, drooling, lying down more than usual, stumbling
- Give them access to lots of water
- Do not exercise pets between 11am and 4pm
- Brush them regularly
Click here to read more about pet heat safety.
Weather outlook: Clear for most
Last night was warm with clear skies for the majority of the British Isles.
South east of England was dry with plenty of clear skies, a great opportunity to do some star gazing.
The northern areas of the British Isles saw some clouds, and perhaps a light drizzle scattered.
Brits soak up the sun on the beach
Some Brits flocked to the coast yesterday to bask in the scorching sunlight.
Brits who weren’t at work yesterday, relaxed on the scorching sand today.
Holidaymakers bagged a space on the sand for a lovely beach day.
Temperatures hit 26C, and are only expected to rise further.
Making a splash!
Londoners took to wild water swimming yesterday to cool off in the scorching heat.
Sometimes when the sun is blazing, a deep pool of water never looked so inviting.
As temperatures boarder on 27C in some parts of London on Friday, Brits flocked to Highgate for some greenery.
Some took to diving into the pools of natural water at Hampstead Heath, while others opted to sunbathe and top up their tans.
A fantastic day to graduate!
Congratulations to all students who have completed their studies for the year.
This week is perfect weather for a graduation day with gorgeous sun and no clouds in the sky.
Alanah is a University of Sussex graduate and celebrated completing a degree in politics.
She cooled off by going for a paddle on Brighton beach in beautiful hot sunshine.
Heatwave could trigger multiple health emergencies
Brits are advised to take extra precautions in the blistering heat.
Those with asthma are warned to be careful as weather changes can increase the chances of suffering an attack.
To avoid an attack, check pollen counts before heading out, and bring the right medication with you wherever you go.
Click here to read more on how to stay safe.
Horses galloping under the blazing sun
Riders take their horses out for a good run before the baking heat sets in this afternoon.
The parched Wimbledon Common saw a group of horses galloping across the grounds this morning.
As the beautiful creatures strode on, they kicked up plenty of dust over the dry ground.
Baking! Southern England set to bask in hot weather next week
Brits in southern England are set to bask in hot weather from Monday to Wednesday.
The Met Office reveals that most parts of the country will enjoy dry weather with periods of sunshine.
Expect wet weather to arrive in parts of Britain TONIGHT
Brits will be scorched with sunshine later today, but Scotland and Northern Ireland are expected to buck the trend.
According to the Met Office, it will be cloudier across northern and western Scotland, and Northern Ireland, with some rain and drizzle later.
This should continue into the evening
Tonight’s weather outlook: Clear for most
This evening will be warm with clear skies for the majority of the British Isles.
South east of England will be dry with plenty of clear skies, a great opportunity to do some star gazing.
The northern areas of the British Isles could see some clouds, and perhaps a light drizzle scattered.
UV levels HIGH today
The weather today is bright and scorching so UV levels still remain strong.
Today will be warm, with more sweltering days ahead as we are in the midst of a 10 day heatwave.
Brits should invest in a good SPF to protect the skin on the face and body.
Click here to find out the best SPF’s at a low cost
Grass pollen levels HIGH today for allergy sufferers
While air pollution levels are relatively low, pollen levels are quite high.
Those who suffer with hay fever should keep their windows closed and put Vaseline around their nostrils to minimise breathing in the pollen.
Click here for tips on surviving summer for hay fever suffers.
Heatwave could trigger multiple health emergencies
Brits are advised to take extra precautions in the blistering heat.
Those with asthma are warned to be careful as weather changes can increase the chances of suffering an attack.
To avoid an attack, check pollen counts before heading out, and bring the right medication with you wherever you go.
Click here to read more on how to stay safe.
Baking! Southern England set to bask in hot weather next week
Brits in southern England are set to bask in hot weather from Monday to Wednesday.
The Met Office reveals that most parts of the country will enjoy dry weather with periods of sunshine.