scotland, we have a widespread amberwarning. impacts to amber warning. impacts to health, amberwarning. impacts to health, impacts to infrastructure are expected stopping the next few hours see some showers push into northern scotland, look at these temperatures. this is as cool as our weather gets for the next few days so if you are up early sunday morning, take advantage of this cool air, open your doors, open your curtains, open your windows, let that cool air into your house and into your flat and the first couple hours of the morning, shut everything. shut the windows, shut the doors, shut your curtains, shut that exceptional heat out. we are going to see temperatures building widely into the 30s across england and wales as well. what follows on monday is a spell of dangerous heat. we ve got sunshine across the board and temperatures hitting 40 celsius or so. the current uk temperature record is 38.7 so this is going to be the hottest date we have ever had in our country and it is
a big area in the red zone today and tomorrow. normally nothing quite this big. the area potentially affected is millions and millions of people over the next couple of days. in cambridge three years ago, they set the current record for the hottest temperature ever recorded in the uk, 38.7 degrees. it might be cambridge this time that beats it. be up around that point. right up into the east midlands and south yorkshire, even as far as manchester, places that do not normally get into the heat sensor may have the extreme summer weather events will be affected over the next couple of days. do take pair, cambridge, orwhereveryou next couple of days. do take pair, cambridge, or wherever you are watching this morning. we have had advice from a doctor who said, do not exercise. for one day or two days only. do not run or cycle ns. it will be far too hot. i will enjoy
i m back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in an hour. bye for now. what a perfect way to start the day that is! we are live on the banks of the river cam in cambridge this morning. the most gorgeous spot in what is at the moment the most gorgeous weather. the sun is up and the skies are blue stock prepare for things to get really serious over the next few hours. that is the warning from the met office from people who know this. we could see temperatures in the uk over the next couple of days we have never recorded before. the current record is 38.7 degrees, recorded here in cambridge a couple of years ago. we
i m joined now byjo black who s in cambridge which recorded the highest temperature in the uk back in 2019 38.7 degrees celsius. it is absolutely gorgeous here. such an idyllic spot. it is baking hot and if you take a look over my shoulder here there is people over the under trees taking advantage of the under trees taking advantage of the shade and i ve just seen a huge dog jump into the water here splashing around and i can imagine how delightful that was. i have seen people go past on bicycles. 0ne how delightful that was. i have seen people go past on bicycles. one is an inflatable dinghy and an inflatable dolphin obviously looking for water to cool down was to take a look at these punts. these punts go up look at these punts. these punts go up and down the river. they see all the beautiful sights, historic sites. the university of cambridge is further down there but these pants are all here, they are all empty for top of the people who have
year, the effect those i have enough arms like this one and what they produce for all of us. also on breakfast this morning. one of the conservative mps vying to be party leader will be knocked out of the running today, when the latest round of voting takes place. in sport, how rory mcilroy let it slip away on the final day at st andrews as cameron smith pockets a cool £2 million winner s cheque for winning the open. good morning. welcome to breakfast live from cambridge. monday the 18th ofjuly, date likely to go down in the history books. three years ago the history books. three years ago the hottest temperature ever recorded in the uk was recorded right here in this city. 38.7 degrees. that is still the record. but today, may be in cambridge, maybe somewhere else close to this part of the country, we could see temperatures getting above a0