into northern scotland. look at these temperatures this is as cool as our weather gets for the next few days, so if you re 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 of the hours of the morning, shut everything shut the windows, shut the doors, shut your curtains, shut that exceptional heat out. we re 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 degrees celsius or so. the current uk temperature record is 38.7, so this is going to be the hottest day we ve ever had in our country. and it s notjust the daytime temperatures overnight, 10 o clock monday night, we re still widely into the 30s that s going to be horrendous for getting a good night s sleep, hence the importance of keep
look at these temperatures this is as cool as our weather gets for the next few days, so if you re 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 of the hours of the morning, shut everything shut the windows, shut the doors, shut your curtains, shut that exceptional heat out. we re 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 a0 degrees celsius or so. the current uk temperature record is 38.7, so this is going to be the hottest day we ve ever had in our country. and it s notjust the daytime temperatures overnight, 10 o clock monday night, we re still widely into the 30s that s going to be horrendous for getting a good night s sleep, hence the importance of keeping your flats and your
look at these temperatures this is as cool as our weather gets for the next few days, so if you re 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 of the hours of the morning, shut everything shut the windows, shut the doors, shut your curtains, shut that exceptional heat out. we re 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 a0 degrees celsius or so. the current uk temperature record is 38.7, so this is going to be the hottest day we ve ever had in our country. and it s notjust the daytime temperatures overnight, 10 o clock on monday night, we re still widely into the 30s that s going to be horrendous for getting a good night s sleep, hence the importance of keeping your flats and yo
what kind of whether ben will be lounging in. it s going to be pretty hot. i don t want to sit in the weather in these kind of temperatures, i can tell you. i really don t. i hope you ve got a nice tree shading you are an umbrella, because we are in talking about unprecedented temperatures. ijust talking about unprecedented temperatures. i just want to talk about some of the records that could potentially be broken just to bring home the extreme that this weather could be. the record across the uk is 38.7 which was broken in 2019, but it is likely we could see a1 celsius over the next couple of days. wales could see temperatures in excess of 3738 celsius. that could be above their all time record. and in scotland as well. so we really are talking about unprecedented heat and that is one of the reasons why the met office triggered their first ever of the reasons why the met office triggered their first ever heat warning. you have to consider it
get to 40 degrees celsius. that would break the record previously set in the uk just three years ago in 2019 of 38.7. authorities there are one part of the british government says that this is a national emergency, urging people to take only essential public transport. they re worried there would be problems with this high heat on the power lines for the trains, even possibly buckling the tracks. in portugal, there s also been a drought. but as you mentioned, the fires continue to be a problem. around 19 of them burning in spain. at least several of them are out of control, according to the latest report from authorities this sunday morning. there s one in the south near malaga on the mediterranean coast that has affected sp spaniards and many northern europeans who are there for tourism or who have homes there. there are many other fires off in the western part of spain. even in the north of morocco, just south of spain, across the mediterranean. this entire heat wave, the relief fo