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According to the latest graphs, temperatures are set to hover around 20C until mid-June due to a band of hot weather hitting the country. From today, large parts of the UK are set to see temperatures soar to at least 18C every single day, WX Charts reports. According to the forecaster, London will see the highest temperatures today with the capital hitting 19C this afternoon.
On Sunday, temperatures across the country will increase with many areas seeing the mercury rise to 19C.
Next week, however, forecasters expect the mercury to surge to 21C for London, the Midlands and the South-East of England.
The South-West and North of England will see the mercury at a slightly lower level at 19C on May 31.
June 1 is expected to be the hottest days of the 13-day heatwave with widespread temperatures surging to 21C across the country.
Indeed, according to temperature graphs from WX Charts, Leeds, Manchester and London may see highs of 22C on Tuesday.
As shown by temperature anomaly charts, the mercury is expected to be 4-8C higher than is expected for the time of year.
While June 1 is expected to be the hottest during this period, max temperatures will remain at 18C on average, between June 2 to June 11.
A brief spike in the mercury is expected in the East of England on June 4, with East Anglia expected to see 22C in the afternoon.
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“Temperatures most likely remaining around or above average for this first week.
“By the end of the period, there is a signal towards a more general cooling trend, back towards more average temperatures.
“Widespread fine and dry conditions are likely to persist, but also is the continued risk of showers; these unsettled conditions become most likely in the north and northwest of the country, with southeastern areas seeing more settled conditions.”
On June 11, temperatures will drop, however, as the scorching weather comes to a brief end.
Due to a weather front from the Atlantic, widespread showers are expected for multiple areas of the country.
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