THE HEATWAVE HAS BEEN UPGRADED FROM 28C ON WEATHER MAPS, TO AN EVEN MORE SWELTERING 29C, AS JUNE ARRIVES. 10:21, 30 May 2025 The UK heatwave could be even HOTTER than expected as predictions

now suggest England could roast in 29C. The heatwave has been upgraded from 28C on weather maps, to an even more sweltering 29C, as June arrives. A map from WXCharts for June 11 shows 29C

heat - a day on from the same charts showing 28C would roast England. It means the UK is tantalisingly poised to set to new record for the hottest day of the year so far. The data, from the

Met Desk, shows the UK could roast in the middle of June, with the sixth month of the year set to sizzle the east of England most. READ MORE LLOYDS BANK BRINGS IN BIG CHANGE AND ANYONE WHO

are expected deeper into June. Article continues below "In this context, a general return to mostly drier and fairly warmer conditions seems still the more probable outcome. Scotland

and Northern Ireland are likely to see wetter and windier weather at times, however. "These conditions could persist beyond mid-month, i.e. the high-pressure could linger in the

vicinity of the UK, leading to largely dry and prevailing summery weather conditions. Scattered showers or thunderstorms are still possible. "With a low pressure system lingering

somewhere between Iceland and Greenland, northern and north-western parts of the United Kingdom continue to be prone to wetter, windier and slightly cooler conditions as well." Article

continues below It adds: "Friday's update could bring clarity about the more likely outcome in the first week of June and give us a glimpse further ahead." In the short-term,

a wet and windy weather should mostly prevail for the next couple of weeks. In the short term, however, temperatures are likely to climb above average for a time towards the weekend, with

temporary drier conditions. A more general return to drier, warmer weather is possible deeper into June.