A new spell of hot weather is forecast to hit parts of the UK, with temperatures expected to reach the mid-30s Celsius. The Met Office forecasts a peak of around 34C, while conditions in the south are expected to be somewhat lower, with temperatures reaching about 28C on Saturday. Several outlets report that a fresh hosepipe ban is announced alongside the forecast, indicating ongoing concerns about water availability during the warmer period.
The coverage across the available reports centers on the same expectation of rising temperatures and the resulting water-use restrictions. While the exact geographic details and the start date of the ban are not included in the excerpts provided, all sources align that the heatwave arrives after previous periods of hot weather and that the hosepipe restriction is introduced in response to demand and resource pressures.
Overall, the reports present a consistent picture: a new heatwave is due, forecasters anticipate temperatures around 34C, and water companies implement a new hosepipe ban as a precaution during the hot spell.
