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. • Tonight: What are the temperatures forecast to be overnight? • Bigger picture: High pressure over the continent is drawing warm air over the UK. The low to the left might bring relief later in the weekend and next week. • Tomorrow: For now though, the heatwave continues. How hot will it be tomorrow

10% 30% 6% In Southeast China, there is a 10% risk of an unprecedented hot summer month* *July or August 30% risk of record rainfall occurring in at least 1 region* in any given Winter (Oct-Mar) *England and Wales - UK’s National Flood Resilience Review (2016) 6% risk of maize crop failure

of central, eastern and southern England today as a plume of hot air continues to push northwards from the Continent.   Large parts of central and western Europe, including Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands have seen their highest ever temperatures this week, as an historic heatwave sees

and driest areas relative to average were in the East and for East Anglia and parts of northeast England it was the hottest summer on record.  The hot weather was not confined to England. It was provisionally the fourth warmest summer for the UK overall. The UKs warmest summers are all very close

infrastructure assets have different operational thresholds, depending on materials and usage. For example, some assets may not be able to function beyond a certain temperature variable: if it gets too hot or too cold, it will fail. The characterisation of an extreme event will vary depending

a strong wind can make you feel much colder than the measured temperature would indicate. Conversely on a humid day in summer it can feel uncomfortably hotter than the air temperatures would suggest on their own. The ‘feels like’ temperature takes these factors into account and should allow users

% 1 % 1 % 1 % 1 % 21 % 36 % 38 % CLIMATE CHANGE Base: all respondents (1,006) Q17 & Q18 Sig higher than 2019 Sig lower than 2019 9 Warmer winters, longer heatwaves & hotter summer days are most likely to be associated with climate change Warmer winters Longer heatwaves Hotter summer days More

rain falls over the Amazon basin that the Amazon river collects and discharges more than five times the volume of water of any other river in the world. This huge influx and flow of water has a knock-on impact on the weather of the Amazon region. In the hot, tropical climate, water is constantly

. The weather could become hotter,  and more humid, possibly reaching mid-to high twenties Celsius in places, particularly in the south, by the weekend. This brings a risk of scattered showers or thunderstorms in the South West later on Friday and into Saturday, although such developments

with a southerly flow of air from southern Europe or North Africa. However, we are likely to see a shift away from the below-average temperatures to values somewhat above average possibly even extending to very warm especially across the south.” Check tips for keeping cool in hot weather as part of WeatherReady