As the summer sun bears down on the UK, weather maps are taking on a fiery hue. The latest forecast indicates that a 48-hour heatwave is on its way, and folks, it's time to prepare for those sizzling summer days. We’re diving into what this means for you, which areas will be feeling the heat the most, and some tips to stay cool amidst the rising temperatures.

UK weather maps show England and Wales ‘disappear’ under huge 486-mile storm

It feels like just yesterday when we were basking in warm sunlight, doesn’t it? Now, just as residents across Britain were beginning to settle into a comfortable routine of sun-filled days, news has emerged of a colossal 486-mile rain storm threatening to sweep across the nation. Can you believe it? As shown in the latest weather maps shared by WXCharts, a deluge of unsettled weather is set to hit areas stretching from Edinburgh down to Plymouth.

UK weather maps show England and Wales ‘disappear’ under huge 574-mile storm in hours

The UK is about to face a dramatic shift in weather as a colossal 574-mile storm barrels in from the southwest, stretching all the way from Devon to the rolling hills of Fort William in the western Scottish Highlands. This powerful wall of rain signifies the end of a much-needed heatwave and will bring cooler temperatures along with unsettled conditions.What Does This Storm Mean for the UK?

A vision of hell: 'firenado' vortex caught on camera as Utah wildfire rages out of control

The recent footage capturing a firenado – a swirling vortex of fire – during the Deer Creek Fire in Utah, brings to light the staggering force of nature that wildfire presents. This occurrence, strikingly dubbed a 'firenado,' showcases just how perilous and unpredictable wildfires can be. In this article, we will delve deeper into what these phenomena are, their impact on both nature and human life, as well as how to stay informed about wildfires and their management.What is a Firenado?

Hot weather maps show exact date 30C heat will return as Med scorcher hits

With the summer season in full swing, many are eager to know when the next wave of warm sunshine will arrive. Recent weather forecasts have revealed that temperatures are set to soar once again across the UK. According to WXCharts, we can brace ourselves for a sizzling 30°C return starting from July 18, particularly in the southeast regions.What to Expect in the Coming Week

Brits relieved to find out there's reason it feels 'hotter in UK than abroad'

This past weekend, the UK experienced a heatwave that has left many Britons wondering why it feels even hotter here than in some of our sun-soaked European neighbors. With temperatures soaring up to 33°C (91°F) on Saturday, July 12, and still sizzling at around 31°C (87.8°F) on Sunday, the lingering heat has sparked amber health alerts across various regions. Much of England faced restrictions on hosepipes, affecting millions as we all tried to stay cool under the relentless sun. But could there be a scientific reason behind this sweaty sensation? Let’s dive into it!The Science Behind Perception of Heat

UK storm maps show rain to smash apart 34C heatwave in hours – full list of towns hit

Anticipation fills the air as parts of the UK prepare for a sudden shift in weather, a transition from sultry 34°C heatwaves to the potentially drenching rain we've all come to know and love (or loathe!). The latest weather forecasts from WX Charts suggest that a substantial downpour is on the horizon, with rain expected to start making its presence felt from early morning.Timing of the Rain

When will the heatwave end in the UK? New maps pinpoint huge weather change

The United Kingdom is currently experiencing its third heatwave of 2025, with temperatures sky-high and many of us reaching for fans and cold drinks. The heat has impacted daily life, and it seems nearly everyone is discussing how to cope with the relentless warmth. But hold on! Recent weather forecasts are providing a glimmer of hope. New maps shared by WXCharts and based on met desk data indicate a significant shift in the weather may be just around the corner. Could a cooler breeze finally be on its way? Let’s dive into this together!Current Heatwave Situation

Storm forecast as maps show exact time 30mph gales and heavy rain to sweep across UK

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UK weather maps show surprise 2C cold snap to hit as 34C heatwave end date predicted

As we look ahead, meteorologists are announcing a startling shift in the UK’s weather patterns. After basking in a delightful heatwave characterized by soaring temperatures reaching up to 34°C, a sudden dip to as low as 2°C is on the horizon. This unpredictable fluctuation is typical of the UK's weather, where one moment it's sizzling, and the next, we’re bundled up. So, what’s causing this abrupt transition, and what can residents expect in the coming weeks?The Heatwave: A Brief Respite

Anyone using sun cream in heatwave urged to check three-digit code

As we step into the weekend, the UK is bracing itself for soaring temperatures, with the mercury expected to hit the 30s! The Met Office has forecasted that on Saturday, July 12, temperatures could surge to a sizzling 33°C in parts of England and Wales. It looks like we’re in for some glorious weather, perfect for donning shorts and t-shirts. But hold on! With all the fun in the sun, it's crucial to stay informed about how to protect yourself from UV rays, especially when applying sun cream. So, let's dive into why you should check your sun cream's three-digit code!

UK households issued ‘do not’ alert between 11am and 3pm

This summer, UK households are facing an unusual yet alarming alert. With temperatures expected to soar between 29°C and 33°C over the weekend, the Met Office has advised residents to refrain from any strenuous activities between the hours of 11 am and 3 pm. These are the hottest hours of the day, where the sun’s rays can be particularly intense. So, how can we manage these sweltering days effectively? Let’s dive in!

Amber health alert issued for UK as Met Office forecasts 34C scorcher

With the blazing sun overhead, the UK is bracing itself for a summer scorcher with temperatures soaring up to 34°C this weekend. The UK Health Security Agency has stepped in, ramping up heat health alerts to brief the public about the potential impacts of extreme heat on health and wellbeing.

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Met Office's long range weather forecast warns of more heatwave misery for roasting Brits

As Brits continue to struggle against the roasting summer temperatures, the Met Office’s recent long-range forecast raises alarms for even more sweltering days ahead. If you're already feeling like a roast chicken on a hot summer day, you might want to prepare yourself for more of the same! The forecast stretches from now until the end of July and indicates a persistent risk of heatwaves, predominantly in the southeast.What the Forecast Reveals

UK weather maps show exact dates of summer heatwave number 4 as number 3 begins

As we step into mid-July, the UK is on the cusp of yet another sizzling summer heatwave, bringing temperatures back into the 30s°C. You heard it right! The current heatwave is just the appetizer, with a new hot spell expected to grace the nation between July 19 and 22. If you’re a fan of heat, brace yourself because southern England is set to feel the brunt of this warmth!What to Expect from the Upcoming Heatwave

Warning over drinking fizzy drinks on Saturday or Sunday

As the UK braces itself for another wave of sweltering weather, families are receiving significant advice regarding their drink choices this weekend. The Met Office has forecasted skyrocketing temperatures, predicting some regions could hit a sweltering 33°C by Saturday. Coupled with these heights, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued heat health alerts across the nation, signaling that everyone must be proactive about their well-being during this intense heat.Understanding the Risks of Dehydration

UK households urged not to use dishwasher on Saturday

As we brace for extreme heat over the weekend, it's essential to find ways to keep our homes as cool as possible. You might not realize it, but one significant source of heat in your home could be your dishwasher. That's right! A simple appliance, which many of us use without a second thought, can inadvertently increase the temperature inside your home.

UK heatwave mapped as England and Wales to be hit by 30C+ - check your area