Temperatures are expected to rise from Thursday as high pressure brings settled conditions and clear skies for many areas. Western Scotland and Northern Ireland are expected to be cooler and cloudier, with some rain at times. The warmest conditions are forecast for the south, with 30°C likely on Saturday and 32°C on Sunday. Temperatures may peak on Monday, with 33°C possible in southern England and the Midlands. May and Spring UK temperature records are likely to be broken, with forecasts exceeding the existing 32.8°C record. Much of the UK should be dry and sunny, while Northern Ireland and western Scotland may see more cloud and showers. Low sea surface temperatures may also bring low cloud and sea fog near western coasts.
"Temperatures will begin to rise from Thursday as high pressure brings more settled conditions and clear skies for many. The exception will be parts of western Scotland and Northern Ireland where it will be cooler and cloudier with some rain at times."
"Temperatures will climb through the weekend, especially in the south, where 30°C is likely to be recorded on Saturday and 32°C on Sunday. Temperatures are forecast to peak on Monday when we could see 33°C recorded in southern England and the Midlands."
"It is likely that the May and Spring UK temperature records will be broken over the Bank Holiday weekend, with forecast temperatures surpassing the existing record of 32.8°C. As well as it being hot, there will be lots of dry and sunny weather for much of the UK."
"There will however be more cloud and some showers in Northern Ireland and western Scotland through the weekend. With relatively low sea surface temperatures there is also likely to be some low cloud and sea fog clinging closely to western coasts."
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