The warm weather will continue into the weekend – especially for the south-east – but sporadic thunderstorms could spoil the party.
Warm weather this weekend as the record heatwave continues could be spoiled by thunderstorms in some areas, the Met Office has said.
Friday is likely to be the fifth day in a row when temperatures top 30C, according to the forecaster, but there is an increasing chance of some intense thundery downpours developing in central and western areas. Thursday was provisionally the hottest day of the year so far, with 32.6C recorded in Wisley, Surrey.
People walking past a digital weather report in Potters Field near Tower Bridge, London, on Thursday The warm weather will continue into the weekend – especially in the south-east – but sporadic thunderstorms could spoil the party by bringing heavy showers and even hail for some, the Met Office said.He said: “For most people it will still be a dry and fine Saturday and temperatures will remain high.
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