"Temperatures in London and East Anglia could reach 27C on Friday, marking the warmest day of the year so far. The scorching heat means parts of the UK could be warmer than Sydney, Buenos Aires or Tunis, where highs of between 24C to 22C are forecast."
"We've got some very warm, humid air coming up from the south. That means we will see some very warm weather, particularly in the east and the south-east, because there we'll see the best of the sunshine."
"The weekend is a bit of a different story, really. There will be some bright spells in there as well on Saturday, but there will also be showers, particularly across northern and western parts of the UK."
"By the time we get to Monday, we're actually going to see temperatures roughly where they should be for this time of year, looking at 11s and 12s in the north and 15s and 16s in the south."
Parts of the UK are forecasted to experience temperatures in the high 20s, with London and East Anglia potentially reaching 27C. This marks the warmest day of the year so far, making the UK warmer than cities like Sydney and Buenos Aires. However, the warm weather may not last through the bank holiday weekend, as changeable conditions are expected, including rain and cooler temperatures returning to seasonal averages by Monday. The Met Office indicates that while some areas will enjoy sunshine, others may face heavy rain.
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