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UK weather: Three-month heatwave begins on Wednesday UK weather: Three-month heatwave begins on Wednesday
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Summer arrives early, as the UK is set to experience high temperatures for the next three months.Summer arrives early, as the UK is set to experience high temperatures for the next three months.
From Wednesday, temperatures will to reach 23°C, due to the presence of a tropical air mass over Northern Europe. From Wednesday, the thermostat will climb to 23°C, as a tropical air mass brings up warm air from Southern Europe.
The Met Office has also predicted that high temperatures of around 28°C will also arrive earlier than usual this year, with unusually hot temperatures expected to arrive this July. The Met Office has also predicted that high temperatures of around 28°C will also arrive earlier than usual this year, with unusually hot temperatures expected to arrive this July, according to The Sun.
People sit in a park during hot weather in central London Fortunately, the chilly weather predicted for this weekend is just a blot on an otherwise sunny horizon, as temperatures are set to rise steadily from next week.People sit in a park during hot weather in central London Fortunately, the chilly weather predicted for this weekend is just a blot on an otherwise sunny horizon, as temperatures are set to rise steadily from next week.
 
 
Spring/Summer 2015 could even be the hottest on record.Spring/Summer 2015 could even be the hottest on record.
The news comes after a Met Office spokeswoman, Nicky Maxey, talked at length about the hot weather coming next week.The news comes after a Met Office spokeswoman, Nicky Maxey, talked at length about the hot weather coming next week.
A man sits in a deckchair during hot weather She said : “It is going to stay fine and dry for most of the week.
“Temperatures will hit 20°C with Wales and the West Midlands in for the best of the sunshine and warmth.”“Temperatures will hit 20°C with Wales and the West Midlands in for the best of the sunshine and warmth.”