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Where in UK Could Temperature Could Fall to 2C This Weekend
Forecasters said temperatures will fall to near-average by Sunday as rain spreads eastward and the Met Office warned of 11 water-related deaths.
- The record-breaking UK heatwave is finally easing, according to the Met Office, with Chief Forecaster Chris Bulmer stating, "We're now starting to see this spell of very hot weather break down."
- For Saturday, Outbreaks of Rain are expected to spread from the west before moving gradually eastwards, bringing more unsettled conditions as the hot spell ends across much of the UK.
- Peak temperatures are expected to drop to around 20-22C across much of the UK on Sunday and Monday, with the Met Office forecasting near-average conditions by the weekend.
- Tragically, the recent hot weather contributed to 11 water-related deaths across South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, Cornwall, Hampshire, Warwickshire, Cheshire, Pembrokeshire, Lincolnshire, and Lancashire, with a teenage girl becoming the 11th victim.
- The RNLI advises swimmers to be prepared before entering open water; if in difficulty, Wait until shock passes then Call 999 or 112 and ask for the coastguard in an emergency.
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Temperatures to cool down in coming days after record-breaking hot spell
Despite temperatures cooling, highs of 28C are still likely for the South East.
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