Forecasters say the first day of June will feel closer to typical spring or autumn conditions after a recent heatwave. The Met Office is predicting a shift away from the higher-than-usual temperatures seen during the hot spell, with temperatures set to return to more normal levels for this time of year. While the earlier warmth is described as part of the heatwave, the outlook for June begins with cooling across the period covered by the first day, bringing conditions back toward seasonal averages. Both reports frame the change as a recovery to typical late-spring/early-summer weather rather than an extended continuation of extreme heat. The guidance highlights that the cooling is expected from the start of June, with day-to-day conditions likely to become less oppressive as the weather moderates. The reports do not cite any further major weather hazards, focusing instead on the expected temperature trend and the change in feel from hot to more seasonally typical conditions.