Brits can expected a second summer heatwave later this month, as a new forecast suggests temperatures will start rising again from next week.
The new forecast shows temperatures could peak between 27C and 28C in London and the south east on July 15. In the east and west of the country, temperatures are expected to reach as high as 26C. Brits were treated to the sunshine last week, but temperatures have dropped once again with plenty of rainy spells across the country. Temperatures will start to creep up again over the weekend, before rising steadily next week, peaking at 23C next Thursday.
"Read More: ‘Monster’ Hurricane Beryl kills six and causes ‘immense destruction’ in CaribbeanRead More: Exact date temperatures to hit 27C in second summer heatwave as temperatures dropIt continues: "With a generally southerly wind direction, temperatures are expected to rise back to the July norm from the cool beginning to the week, with the potential for wafts of warm continental air to affect the southeast at times.
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