The Met Office predicts multiple heatwaves for the UK from mid-July, while Washington D.C. faces hot weather and possible storms. Wimbledon spectators should expect mixed weather conditions with rain and sunny spells.
The UK is set to experience multiple heatwaves from mid-July, according to the Met Office’s recent long-range forecast. There is a “slightly higher than normal chance of heatwaves developing” during this period. This follows a four-day heat health alert issued from June 24 to 27, with temperatures reaching 30.3C in London.
The forecast for July 12 to 26 suggests settled weather with below-average rainfall and temperatures around or slightly above average. The Met Office noted that significant rainfall might occur in the northwest, with thunderstorms elsewhere.
Meanwhile, in Washington D.C., the hot weather persists with temperatures expected to hit 92-97°F over the weekend, accompanied by high humidity and possible storms. Cooler temperatures are anticipated from Monday, with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
Wimbledon spectators should prepare for mixed weather, including rain and sunny spells. Early-week temperatures are forecasted at 20-22C, with possible showers by Tuesday and mid-week.
