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Iberia heatwave to send temperatures soaring The UK is expected to experience a high of 24C.

As Brits consider switching their central heating back on after a spell of cold weather, forecasters are predicting a “heat bomb” later this month, bringing soaring temperatures.

Not only will southern England be basking in the warmth, but even the far north of Scotland is expected to see Monday, June 24th, temperatures will reach 17°CAccording to Netweather.

the same day Weather Map Areas around Leeds and Sheffield will also enjoy warm temperatures of 20C. Meanwhile, Norwich, Ipswich and Cambridge are likely to see The maximum temperature can reach 24C.

Temperatures are expected to remain around 20 degrees across much of Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire on June 24 and 25.

Temperatures will reach 19C in east Wales, while temperatures are expected to remain in the teens in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

this The Meteorological Bureau has issued its long-range weather forecastcovering the weather from Friday, June 14 to Sunday, June 23. The forecast calls for changeable weather with some sunshine and some showers.

“The weather is likely to remain sunny with some rain on Friday and into the weekend,” meteorologists said.

“Showers are likely to become heavy and slow moving during the day and these showers are likely to Sometimes it turns into a thunderstorm.”

“However, not all places will experience showers, and many places are likely to see warm, sunny and breezy days,” the agency assured.

However, they also acknowledged: “Confidence in any major weather conditions over the next week is low.”

The forecast noted that there is uncertainty in weather pattern predictions, saying: Signs of high pressure formation Sometimes from the west, but showers or prolonged periods of rain may also affect the country, with eastern England and Scotland overall most likely to experience wetter or more showery weather.”

In their summary of the five-day forecast, Meteorological Bureau Several regions are expected to face Continuous overnight rainfall To the southeast.

Rainfall is expected to intensify, particularly in parts of Wales, the Midlands and the South East.

Forecasters predict that the mornings will clear after overnight rain flows into the North Sea, with northern areas set to see sunnier, drier and cooler weather.