All the parts of england facing 31c heatwave with 19 counties set to sizzle

WX CHARTS MAPS AND CHARTS HAS PREDICTED THE UPTURN IN TEMPERATURES AS WE APPROACH MID-JUNE. 13:03, 03 Jun 2025 All the parts of England facing a UK heatwave - with 21 counties set to be

roasted by 28C to 31C weather next week - have been revealed. WX Charts maps and charts has predicted the upturn in temperatures as we approach mid-June. As much as 28C heat is possible at

times across Greater London, Cambridgeshire, and Surrey, as well as places like East Anglia and Buckinghamshire, while the mercury could rise to 31C, it is hoped. Maps show counties set to

roast around June 12 include Kent and Sussex, as well as Hampshire, Wiltshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Greater London, Essex, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Warwickshire,

Leicestershire, Rutland, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. READ MORE UK FACES 'SPANISH SCORCHER' HEATWAVE WITH 31C AS EXACT DATE IT

STARTS ANNOUNCED James Madden, from Exacta Weather, said: "Most, and if not ALL, of the latest and last several GFS (Global Forecast System) runs are now starting to repeatedly see a

prolonged period of dominant high-pressure rises across our shores (UK and Ireland) starting later next week and leading from some widespread warmth to hot to even potentially extreme heat

by mid-June." Article continues below And Netweather TV predict: "Sunshine and showers on Friday, then a low moving out of northern Canada and over the Davis Strait then looks to

track southeast over the North Atlantic then east across southern UK on Saturday. "Given its quite northerly origin from the edge of the arctic circle, this low will have quite cold air

aloft associated with it, which will cause steep lapse rates and so the low will be quite convective in nature. "So heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely across England and Wales,

but also heavy showers breaking out across Scotland in the unstable northwesterly flow following the low clearing east further south." Article continues below The forecaster adds:

"Cool and showery on Sunday in a brisk westerly flow, then another low forming over the Davis Strait southwest of Greenland looks to move southeast and deepen before swinging east or

northeast close to Scotland or between Scotland and Iceland on Monday - bringing more rain and showers, though uncertainty how far north or south." It also backs the idea of an

amplifying trough to the west and a plume of very warm air being pumped north towards the UK later next week, though the plume could be brief.