The Met Office forecasts a period of above-average temperatures across the UK next week, with warm air moving in from Europe and high pressure building over the country. Several outlets report that temperatures could rise to around 30C by the end of the coming week, along with warm and humid night conditions. One report highlights the prospect of particularly hot weather in parts of the UK, with comparisons made to warmer places abroad. Another outlet reports a potential peak in London that could reach 34C, noting that this would approach or exceed historical June records. The June temperature record is described as 35.6C, set in 1957 and 1976. Coverage also emphasizes that the weather is expected to feel warmer than seasonal norms, with humidity increasing alongside daytime warmth. Overall, the reports indicate a sustained warm spell with peaks in the late-week period, though specific maximum temperatures may vary by location and day.