The UK is preparing for a fifth heatwave as temperatures rise on Sunday, with forecasts indicating that conditions will become notably hotter in parts of the country.
Several outlets report that the warmest weather is expected to be in the south and south-east of the UK, where temperatures may climb into the 30s Celsius. The broader context is that the heatwave is part of an extended period of unusually warm conditions, and authorities and the public are being urged to be aware of the potential health risks associated with high temperatures.
While both sources focus on the same overall expectation of hotter weather later in the day, they emphasize the geographic impact in slightly different ways, particularly highlighting where temperatures are most likely to reach the highest levels. The common thread is that Sunday represents a peak in the near-term forecast for parts of the UK as the country continues to monitor and respond to successive hot spells.
