Forecasters predict another period of very warm weather across the UK, with multiple weather maps and reports indicating temperatures could reach between the low 30s and as high as 38C in parts of the country. Several outlets reference conditions developing over the coming week and around the Bank Holiday weekend, with “heatwave” wording used for at least some regions.

Across reports, south-east England and parts of southern areas feature prominently in the hottest scenarios. One outlet says temperatures could reach 29C by the end of the week, while others describe highs around 33C and identify multiple counties or regions expected to go above 30C or even 34C. Another report highlights Scotland, including a “heat surge” with many counties forecast above 30C within days.

Different outlets emphasize different thresholds (30C, 33C, 34C, or 38C) and different lists of regions, reflecting the range of model outputs and the use of varying heatwave criteria. Some reports also say conditions could cool later in the period, while others focus on the timing and number of regions expected to exceed specific temperature levels.