London braces for fourth heatwave with 34C forecast next week
London faces its fourth heatwave of the year next week, with temperatures potentially reaching 34C, according to weather forecasters.
London faces its fourth heatwave of the year next week, with temperatures potentially reaching 34C, according to weather forecasters.
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Another heatwave is set to hit London from July 29, with temperatures reaching 28-30°C, according to the BBC's 14-day forecast. The capital will see five consecutive days above the heatwave threshold.
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RecommendedLondon braces for a heatwave with temperatures potentially hitting 30C by Friday. The Met Office warns it won't be as intense as the last one, but warm and humid conditions are expected.