article_snippet.sent: This week’s remarkable spell of sunshine in southern England is to continue – and warm up.
article_snippet.sent: The temperature in the South is forecast to reach 24C (75F) today and 25C (77F) tomorrow, surpassing the highest seen so far this year, the 21.9C (71.4F) recorded in London on Friday.
article_snippet.sent: This weekend will be slightly cooler than the dizzy heights expected tomorrow, but the clear skies and above-average temperatures are forecast to last well into next week.
article_snippet.sent: We are expecting some really good temperatures over the next few days.
article_snippet.sent: Unless you are in north-west Scotland, which will see quite a lot of rain, it will be dry and sunny.
article_snippet.sent: On Tuesday we could see 23C to 25C (73F to 77F) in prolonged sunshine.
article_snippet.sent: ‘Wednesday will be 22C to 25C (72F to 77F) or higher in places.
article_snippet.sent: Thursday will probably be slightly cooler but still in the high teens.
article_snippet.sent: Most of England and Wales will enjoy sunshine over the next few days with temperatures hitting 24C later this week .
article_snippet.sent: Hot day: These graphics show the cloud coverage and temperatures tomorrow, with the South East expected to have the best weather .
article_snippet.sent: Arriving: The predicted hot weather this week is the result of a plume of warm air heading towards the UK from the south west .
article_snippet.sent: Green for cold, red for hot: These graphics from Netweather show the forecast temperatures for tomorrow (left) and Wednesday (right)
highlights_snippet.sent: Tomorrow will be week's warmest day and Met Office says above-average temperatures are forecast until June .
  