Wisley in Surrey reaches 30.9C on Friday as the hot spell peaks.
The UK has seen its hottest day of the year so far on Friday as 31.2C was reached at Heathrow in west London.Temperatures across the UK are widely expected to reach 25 to 31 Celsius on Friday as the hot spell peaks.After a pretty cool start to July where temperatures have been around 2C below average, many of us have welcomed some summer-type warmth.
Though across eastern areas of England the heat will remain for one more day with highs expected to reach 26C. By Sunday the very warm and humid air will have cleared so temperatures across the UK will be more typical of mid-July at 16 to 22C.Temperatures have reached or exceeded the 30C mark every summer since 1993, so it's not unusual for the weather to get this hot.
The number of days we see over 30C during summer has vastly increased in recent decades compared with the early 20th Century as a result of climate change.A new murderous game has just begun
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