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Temperatures to drop this week but relief from heat may be short-lived
Forecasters say temperatures will ease this week before rising again early next week, with some areas possibly reaching heatwave conditions.
- The Met Office issued a statement confirming a "potential heatwave" is on the way following last week's record-breaking temperatures and forecasters expecting rising heat after average conditions.
- After a record-breaking June heatwave last week, temperatures have returned to average, providing relief for many. Neil Armstrong, a Met Office chief forecaster, added, "With last week's heat behind us, there will be much relief for many this week."
- The Met Office confirmed the highest June temperature was recorded in Lingwood, Norfolk last Friday, measuring 0.4 of a degree higher than real-time readings, with current conditions in the low to mid 20s Celsius.
- Toward the weekend, high pressure extending from the Azores will bring warmer conditions across England and Wales. Tony Wisson, a Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster, said temperatures could approach high 20s Celsius, perhaps higher in parts of the southeast.
- Met Office experts said temperatures will return to average before heat returns early next week, though this event is unlikely to match the extreme humidity of last week's conditions.
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