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UK weather: Hottest day of the year predicted, says Met Office UK weather: Hottest day of the year as temperature soars
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Parts of the UK will experience the hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures forecast to reach 28C in the south-east of England. Parts of the UK are experiencing the hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures reaching 27.3C in the south-east of England.
So far this year, the joint warmest days were 19 April and 15 May, which both saw highs of 25.8C, according to the Met Office. The joint warmest days before Saturday were 19 April and 15 May, which both saw highs of 25.8C, according to the Met Office.
The UK also experienced its hottest Easter Monday on record, as temperatures reached 25C in places. The UK experienced its hottest Easter Monday on record in April, as temperatures reached 25C in places.
However, central and northern parts of the UK will be much cooler. However, central and northern parts of the UK have been much cooler.
The average temperature in northern England is predicted to be around 18C - still higher than the average temperature for June of 17C - but there may be cloudy skies and patchy rain. While BBC Weather said a high of 27.3C has been recorded in Heathrow, the average temperature in northern England has been around 18C - still higher than the average temperature for June of 17C - with cloudy skies and patchy rain.
A Met Office spokesman said: "The heat is going to be limited to south and east really, some parts of England and Wales, but with the main emphasis on the south-east corner and East Anglia. Earlier, a Met Office spokesman said: "The heat is going to be limited to south and east really, some parts of England and Wales, but with the main emphasis on the south-east corner and East Anglia.
"There will be some medium and high-level cloud around. It will make the sunshine a bit hazy at times so not necessarily wall-to-wall blue skies, it'll be feeling quite humid as well.""There will be some medium and high-level cloud around. It will make the sunshine a bit hazy at times so not necessarily wall-to-wall blue skies, it'll be feeling quite humid as well."
Maximum temperatures are expected to be reached this afternoon, likely around the London area. Pet owners are being urged to ensure their animals do not overheat.
As the mercury continues to rise, pet owners are being urged to ensure their animals do not overheat.
The British Veterinary Association warned that dogs are particularly vulnerable to heatstroke and breathing difficulties as they are unable to cool down quickly through sweating.The British Veterinary Association warned that dogs are particularly vulnerable to heatstroke and breathing difficulties as they are unable to cool down quickly through sweating.
It also advised putting sunscreen on cats' ears which it said can burn easily.It also advised putting sunscreen on cats' ears which it said can burn easily.
Sunday is set to be a much breezier day, with showery rain spreading from west to east across the country, but the South East and East Anglia are predicted to remain mostly dry and very warm.Sunday is set to be a much breezier day, with showery rain spreading from west to east across the country, but the South East and East Anglia are predicted to remain mostly dry and very warm.
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