New Weather Maps Predict Second Iberian Blast to Hit Britain with 23C Heat

New weather maps have revealed that Britain is bracing for a second Iberian blast, with hot weather on the horizon. The forecasts from WXCharts and Netweather point towards temperatures soaring to 23C in parts of the UK towards the end of next week, particularly in the southeast regions including Peterborough, Norwich, London, and Canterbury. Other areas such as Cambridge, Ipswich, Brighton, Reading, Birmingham, Sheffield, Liverpool, and Fort William are predicted to experience temperatures ranging from 20C to 22C during this period.

In addition to the warm weather expected, coastal areas like Plymouth, Bristol, Cardiff, and Wick are likely to see highs ranging between 13C and 15C. However, while the forecast suggests warm temperatures in some regions, the Met Office cautions that the weather is expected to be changeable across the country, with spells of rain and showers projected. The Met Office also warns of the potential for heavy rain at times, and the possibility that showers may turn thundery, with rainfall amounts expected to be above average in most areas. Furthermore, temperatures are anticipated to return to more typical May averages as the period progresses.

The weather outlook indicates that Scotland and initially Northern Ireland may experience occasional rain, while the rest of the UK is expected to be dry with clear spells interrupted by mist, fog, and low cloud formations. Despite clouds in the far north with patches of rain, most of the UK is forecasted to have a fine and dry day with intervals of sunshine, making it feel warm for many. As the period continues, it is expected to stay largely dry and pleasant with sunny spells, accompanied by a significant warm-up. Western parts of the country might experience an increase in cloud cover on Sunday, leading to the development of some showers later in the day.