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Met Office maps show a four-day heatwave in the south east until Thursday, with a possible high of 27C this week after the UK was battered by Storm Betty over the weekend

Met Office weather maps forecast a north-south divide with Northern Ireland and Scotland facing the brunt of a weather system today - in large parts of the south, the mercury is expected to reach 25C

The Met Office predicted "unsettled" weather to return towards the end of the week, but there will be plenty of sunny spells and warm temperatures beforehand with some areas in the UK hitting highs of 25C

Most places will reach 20-23C, he said, while the southeast of the UK could see 25C - Met Office meteorologist Greg Dewhurst said it may remain "a little bit breezy" in the northwest of the UK on Sunday after Storm Betty brought strong winds and heavy rain on Friday and Saturda

A warning for strong winds remains in force until around noon today, with the Met Office saying there could be a risk of injuries and danger to life as Storm Betty batters the UK

The weekend storm has prompted the Met Office to issue a string of yellow weather warnings for huge swathes of the country today

Storm Betty will hit the UK tonight, and terrifying weather maps suggest it won't be a pleasant evening for the majority of the UK - particularly in the North and South West.

Storm Betty has been named by Met Éireann, and is due to wreak havoc across Ireland while also impacting the UK with weather warnings issued by the Met Office

Met Office weather maps show where rain will fall today with 40mm expected in parts of the UK while a yellow thunderstorm warning remains in place - though temperatures are expected to rise over the weekend

Following a brief respite from the showers that have hit the country throughout July and early August, there have been blue skies and sunshine in some areas during midweek

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms that will batter parts of the country for six hours on Friday morning and could lead to difficult driving conditions and flooding

The UK Health Security Agency and the Met Office has issued the alert across the South and the Midlands, including the whole of the West Country

Mike Jackson was left "very disappointed" after spending his three-week holiday in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula trying to avoid the rain. He claims the hotel's restaurant roof leaked

Experts predict that parts of England could see the blistering highs by next week as Monday is expected to see the mercury soar in some regions, with the south east to be the warmest area

A BBC heatmap shows parts of the UK could reach more than 30C in the coming days as summer finally returns - with Britain rivalling temperatures in California, US

Brits are set to enjoy hotter weather this week with temperatures maybe hitting 30C and now the Met Office has given its verdict on if there will be a heatwave for the bank holiday

Today the Met Office has warned Brits to expect rain showers, sometimes heavy in places, and particularly in the north and northeast. Elsewhere, there will be sunny spells and warm temperatures

Brits fed up of rain could be treated to sweltering temperatures reaching 32C later this week as the mercury nudges higher than even the heat being experienced in southern California

High pressure building from the middle of the week means south-east England will see the mercury peak on Friday, potentially reaching higher than the 26C predicted for Los Angeles in California

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Britain is set to be battered with up to a month's worth of rain on Monday which the Met Office has warned could result in power loss, travel chaos and even floods

An altogether unsettled and dreary summer so far has seen plenty of rain and below average temperatures across the UK with a wet weather warning in place for this week

Brits are bracing themselves for muddle weather in the next 24 hours with first a yellow warning for rain covering swathes of the country, followed by 30C temperatures later on

Latest weather maps forecast another drizzly and wet Sunday for most of the UK, and the Met Office has also revealed a large band of rain is heading for the South West of England

From the middle of the week high pressure moves in which will mean south-east England could reach 32°c on Friday - higher than the 26°c predicted for Los Angeles in the United States