Forecasters report another spell of unusually hot weather across the UK in the coming days, with several outlets publishing maps of where temperatures could reach the thirties. The Independent says some areas are forecast to hit record-breaking temperatures, with highs potentially approaching 38C. Other reporting focuses on south-east England, where temperatures are predicted to rise into the high-20s and where heat-health alerts have reportedly been issued. The Daily Record and The Independent both describe widespread warmth, including many counties expected to exceed 30C, with at least part of Scotland forecast to see temperatures surge to around the mid-30s. The Mirror says official heatwave conditions could be declared for multiple UK regions over the Bank Holiday weekend, and provides lists suggesting that between four and ten regions (depending on the specific forecast day) are expected to experience heatwave-level temperatures. Across the combined reports, most of the hottest conditions are associated with southern and eastern areas, though coverage also points to higher temperatures extending into other parts of the country. Some forecasts also indicate several consecutive days of sustained warm weather.