The Met Office long-term forecast is for the high pressure to stay in place over the south of England for two weeks, making it 'warm or very warm'
The whole of the UK will feel the benefit of an area of high pressure moving up from the south-west"
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Thursday 4 July 2013
Temperatures set to hit 86f next week: Dust off the barbeque, as July will be hottest for seven years | Mail Online
Temperatures set to hit 86f next week: Dust off the barbeque, as July will be hottest for seven years | Mail Online: "Temperatures set to hit 30C next week: Dust off the barbeque, as July will be hottest for seven years
The Met Office long-term forecast is for the high pressure to stay in place over the south of England for two weeks, making it 'warm or very warm'
The whole of the UK will feel the benefit of an area of high pressure moving up from the south-west"
The Met Office long-term forecast is for the high pressure to stay in place over the south of England for two weeks, making it 'warm or very warm'
The whole of the UK will feel the benefit of an area of high pressure moving up from the south-west"
