The UK is preparing for its fourth heatwave of the summer, with temperatures expected to reach 34C (93F) in central and southern England. Heat health alerts have been issued for all of England, indicating potential travel disruptions and increased health service demands. As high pressure dominates, Europe is already experiencing extreme heat, with Nimes, France, recording 41.8C (107F). Most regions in the UK will see temperatures between 24 and 30C, with a slight decrease expected on Wednesday due to changing wind directions. Scotland and Northern Ireland will remain cooler.
Temperatures are expected to exceed the official heatwave criteria for at least three consecutive days, with a peak of 34C (93F) possible on Tuesday.
The UK Health Security Agency has issued heat health alerts for all of England, with upgraded amber warnings indicating potential travel disruption and increased demand on health services.
Extreme heat has already been recorded in central Europe, with Nimes in France hitting its highest ever August temperature of 41.8C (107F) on Sunday.
While London and the Midlands could see temperatures reach 34C (93F) during the heatwave, Scotland and Northern Ireland are expected to remain cooler in the low 20s.
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