BRITS are set to swelter in a 27C scorcher as the Saharan bubble heatwaves stretches on into July. Forecasters are expecting temperatures to remain in the high 20s for the rest of the week – …
BRITS are set to swelter in a 27C scorcher as the Saharan bubble heatwaves stretches on into July.
The UK had previously baked last week with the arrival of the Saharan Bubble heatwave with temperatures peaking at 35C. On Saturday night, 15.8mm of rain fell in Edinburgh during a thunderstorm while heavy rain also struck as far south as Leicester.
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