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Anyone looking for a break from the UK's summer weather washout isn't going to get one any time soon, the BBC's weather forecast has revealed - with lashing rain and winds on the way. In fact, the weather 'nightmare' is likely to persist for the entire weekend - with rain throughout Saturday and Sunday and even thunderstorms rolling in on Monday.

Despite the current unsettled weather, a weather map suggests we could be in for some warmer weather in just two weeks. A vibrant orange weather map indicates that the midlands and south east England might see a rise in temperatures by Sunday, 14th July - perfect timing for those planning to hit the pubs for the European Championship final.

Looking out of the window at the grey skies and lashing rain, it might not seem like it - but there is a fresh heatwave heading for the UK in a matter of days.That's the assessment of forecasters who reckon we're about to see a dramatic end to one of the most disappointing British summers anyone can remember (and that's saying something).Three regions are expected to get the best of the weather as the jet stream moves over the centre of the UK bringing a mixed picture to the UK weather map. Netweather forecasts for next week show with temperatures rocketing to a peak of 27C on Thursday 11 July, when southeast England will enjoy six hours of heatwave weather.

If you thought summer was finally here, think again! The BBC's Tomasz Schafernaker has explained what the weather's going to look this week - and it's not more sunny days like the ones we've just had. In fact, the popular forecaster has warned there's "no heat on the way" - and something "a little unusual" is arriving on Wednesday as the warm weather you'd expect to see in July just isn't being delivered.

The country is set to be hit by another big heatwave as an airstream traveling across from the Mediterranean lands in the UK next month. While summer is in full swing in certain parts of the country, there's been plenty of rain and drizzle in other areas to bring the sunshine mood down.

Yesterday saw scorching weather across much of the UK as the summer heatwave went up a gear - with 31C temperatures delivering the hottest day of the year so far.The village of Wisley in Surrey took the prize as Britain's warmest village as Brits were left scrambling for their fans and ice-cold drinks. But as BBC weather forecaster Stav Danaos has warned, things are about to change.The temperatures will take a dive as the warm and humid air that left people stampeding to their local parks is pushed out to continental Europe - and winds start blowing in.

Good Morning Britain star Alex Beresford has revealed when the hottest temperatures of the year are going to strike Heatwave UK. The star, famous for his on-air clash with Piers Morgan over Meghan Markle that saw the TV star quit the show, explained there’s a new high on the way - but it will be followed by rain. Alex, 43, fronting the ITV weather forecast explained that we won’t have long to wait until peak sunbathing temperatures arrive.

Thunderstorms are set to batter parts of the UK thoughout Tuesday putting a dampener on our summer spirits.The Met Office has issued several weather warnings for areas across Yorkshire, Lancashire, Cumbria, and the East Midlands. The weather warnings are in effect for a solid 10 hours, starting from 11am until 9pm tonight.

The UK is bracing itself for a frightful weather scenario as a terrifying thunderstorm threatens to unleash 10 days worth of rainfall in just a short span of three hours. June's usual monthly rainfall averages around 47mm, causing alarm over the predicted showers totalling 15mm in Kent.This means that the southern county could experience nearly a third of its typical monthly rain level within three hours, courtesy of an enormous European storm.

There's promising news for Brits as hot weather maps predict an end to the cold spell, with a two-day blast of 26C heat.The UK could see a heatwave by the end of June, with temperatures expected to rise into the mid-twenties, nearing the 30C mark. According to WX Charts maps and charts that use Met Desk data, we could see the temperature peaking at around 26C.

Brits should be bracing themselves for a scorching summer as a "mega heatwave" is predicted to send temperatures soaring above 35C in the coming weeks, according to a leading weather forecaster. After a rather lacklustre June, Exacta Weather forecaster James Madden has hinted at brighter skies ahead, stating "current signals are still good" for "a major build of high pressure during next week".This should mean June wraps up with "warm to hot temperatures over a number of days".

The British summer is never non-stop sunshine, but this year has seen the coldest of starts, with people shivering in their homes or getting drenched every time they step outside. But the disappointing start to July isn't going to last forever, with temperatures expected to rise towards the end of this week - and there's even an end to some of the rain.

Brits are set to sizzle as a "super heatwave" is predicted to send temperatures soaring into the high-30Cs, according to a top weather expert.The Met Office has a clear definition of a heatwave, stating it's "when a location records a period of at least three consecutive days with maximum temperatures meeting or exceeding a heatwave temperature threshold". Depending on the county in the UK, this threshold can range from 25C to 28C, so the predicted scorcher will easily outdo these figures if it materialises.

We've got a text, and it's telling us the forecast is looking bright! Brace yourself for some serious heat as summer is finally on its way with Britain expected to be hotter than the Love Island villa as it feels like a soaring 30C. If you're anything like us, you might have been wondering why summer has vanished, with what feels like constant cloud and wet spells.

A savvy Home Bargains shopper has left fans wowed after she revamped her garden with a haul from the budget store, all for under £200. Instagram's Honeyhirsthome, otherwise known as Hannah Briggs, shared a video revealing her garden's transformation just in time for the summer season. Hannah listed all of her Home Bargains finds, including ribbed tumbler glasses and a glass candle holder for a mere £5.

The UK could soon be entering into a heatwave with temperatures reaching a scorching 30C in coming weeks - and the sun could be out even sooner. Speaking on BBC Breakfast today (16 May) weather forecaster Carol Kirkwood said temperatures would start to creep up with “sunny spells and sunshine” on Sunday (19 May).

Spring has most definitely sprung and while for many it’s a time of joy, one in four of us are already battling the annual onslaught of hay fever symptoms – and it’s set to get worse.This year, the Met Office issued its first hay fever alert earlier than usual thanks to the warmest February on record.The mild temperatures saw alder tree pollen released a week early, while birch trees flowered two weeks ahead of schedule.Those early pollen bombs coupled with recent weather patterns have created a perfect storm for hay fever sufferers.The mix of sunshine and showers are prime conditions for flowering trees, which have bloomed four weeks early, according to the National Trust, while the recent high winds have helped the pollen spread. Grass pollen is usually expected around mid-May, but even this was airborne a month earlier, while weed pollen season will last from late June to September.

A Dunelm £20 garden parasol is a hit with shoppers, who have said it provides the 'perfect amount of shade' for summer. Bargain hunters at Dunelm have discovered an affordable solution to keep cool in their gardens as the warmer months approach.The Elements Grey Sail Parasol, priced at just £20, offers a budget-friendly alternative to the pricier umbrella parasols or pergolas, which can set you back hundreds or even thousands.This chic and functional sail-style parasol can be easily placed over garden seating, kids' play areas, hot tubs, or BBQs, offering protection from the sun's rays.

Gemma Collins has shared a video sipping a drink in the sun, as she tells fans it's set to get hot in the UK.The TOWIE star posted a clip of herself looking glamorous in Versace sunglasses, pouting and posing while doing the peace sign. She captioned the video: "I just read the UK is about to get hotter than LA." One fan replied: "looking fabulous." While another added: "loving that look" and a third commented: "Gemma you look lovely loving the hair." The 43-year-old also reposted a photograph on her story stating that "London is set to be hotter than Los Angeles this weekend." While Gemma also revealed to her fans that she's not made for the cold weather, posting a picture from a sunny destination with a pool.

made an accidental on-air gaffe Friday when she revealed that her family was planning a surprise birthday party for her niece.The blunder occurred when weather forecaster Kawser Quamer was asked by host Annabel Tiffin at the end of the broadcast if she had any plans lined up for the weekend. “What have you got for the weekend, anything exciting,” Tiffin, 55, asked at the end of the program which broadcasts to the UK’s Northwest region. “My niece’s surprise birthday party,” Quamer, 44, responds immediately without thinking.

Defrosting your car windscreen can be a real pain, especially when you're in a rush to get the kids to school or make it to work on time. But there's a quick and easy way to do it - and it's even got the seal of approval from NASA engineers! When the weather gets chilly, it's likely you'll wake up to find your car covered in frost. We all know that pouring hot water over the windscreen isn't the solution, but what is? Experts at Eden Tyres and Servicing have shared a handy tip from a NASA engineer that could save you precious time in the morning, as reported by The Mirror.