The United Kingdom is bracing for record-breaking temperatures this June, with the possibility of all-time high temperatures later this week. However, heavy rainfall is also expected in certain areas.

Meteorologists from the Met Office are predicting temperatures to soar to 37°C today, potentially reaching 39°C tomorrow. Weather warnings of red and amber levels have been issued for England and Wales, cautioning that temperatures could even hit 40°C.

The latest forecasts from the Met Office indicate that northern regions could experience highs of 34°C on Friday, while southern areas may see temperatures reaching 38°C. Despite the scorching conditions, heavy rain is anticipated in the morning according to the agency’s latest weather maps.

Precipitation is expected around 2:45 am, with significant downpours forecasted in northern and central Scotland as well as along the border of England and Wales. By 7 am, rain is likely in northeastern areas, with central Scotland facing the heaviest rainfall.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, the Met Office anticipates rain and thundery showers in north-west Scotland. Although low cloud and fog could impact North Sea coasts, most regions are expected to experience very hot conditions.

For the upcoming weekend, the Met Office projects another hot day in the east on Friday, with cooler and fresher conditions moving in from the west into the weekend. This shift will bring spells of rain and thundery showers.

The BBC’s weather forecast for the weekend also suggests continued hot and humid weather on Friday and Saturday, with temperatures moderating by Sunday. Sunshine is expected throughout the period, with a risk of scattered thunderstorms on Friday morning and Saturday afternoon and evening, along with a slight chance of thundery showers on Sunday.

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