Mini Heatwave News Today

Yesterday, the hope is others will take the opportunity this weekend to try something, make something and get creative. You saw him in that baggage. We can go live now. Tell us about the weather. It was only a bit of origami. Ill tell you, it is stunning out there. I can see through the Revolving Doors of broadcasting house, the Sunshine Beating down. We should have a cup of coffee in that sunshine. It is lovely. I must stress some coastal areas are not feeling the warmth because it is chilly ar...

Yesterday, the hope is others will take the opportunity this weekend to try something, make something and get creative. You saw him in that baggage. We can go live now. Tell us about the weather. It was only a bit of origami. Ill tell you, it is stunning out there. I can see through the Revolving Doors of broadcasting house, the Sunshine Beating down. We should have a cup of coffee in that sunshine. It is lovely. I must stress some coastal areas are not feeling the warmth because it is chilly ar...

Shocking new forecasts predict temperatures are set to soar across the UK but one expert says it wont last.

The nation is poised for a last heat blast in the coming days - but not everywhere will bask in such temperatures, the Met Office has warned.

Thunderstorms will spread from the south tomorrow, with a chance of spot flooding in some areas.

Brits are set to get one final taste of summer this weekend as a mini-heatwave hits, with temperatures set to soar into the high 20s.

The UK faces a mini-heatwave from next week, with above normal temperatures steadily climbing to as high as 22C or 23C in the south later in the month, meteorologists predict.

Britain is predicted to be hotter than Morocco this week, with temperatures set to rise as high as 25C as a mini-heatwave sweeps the country.

Summer could finally be around the corner, as forecasters have said parts of UK are to see a "soft heatwave" in the coming week.

The African plume is forecasted to bring relatively high temperatures in the UK this week. An African plume or warm air from Africa has been forecasted to bring high temperatures in the United Kingdom until Halloween by the end of October.