The latest weather map has forecasted exactly when the capital will reach a scorching 25C, as the BBC forecasts 14 days of sun. Forecasters at NetWeather predict that at 3pm on Wednesday, May 21, mercury will hit a scorching 25C.
It comes as the BBC predicts temperatures will be scorching between today (Monday, March 12) and Sunday, March 25. In contrast, parts of Essex will be as cool as 14C on the hot day.
It comes after the UK saw its warmest start to May since records began, with highs of 29.3C in Kew Gardens on Thursday, May 1. The Environment Agency later warned that England risks summer droughts after the driest start to spring in 69 years has led to low reservoir levels, struggling crops and wildfires.
BBC London forecast
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Today – H23 L12C, light rain showers and a gentle breeze.
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Tomorrow (Tuesday, May 13) – H24C L9C, sunny and a gentle breeze.
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Wednesday, May 14 – H23C L8C, sunny and a gentle breeze.
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Thursday, May 15 – H21C L8C, sunny and a gentle breeze.
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Friday, May 16 – H22C L9C, sunny and a gentle breeze.
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Saturday, May 17 – H23C L9C, sunny and a gentle breeze.
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Sunday, May 18 – H23C L10C, sunny and a gentle breeze.
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Monday, May 19 – H24C L11C, sunny and a gentle breeze.
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Tuesday, May 20 – H24C L11C, sunny and a gentle breeze.
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Wednesday, May 21 – H23C L12C, light cloud and light winds.
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Thursday, May 22 – H23 L11C, sunny and light winds.
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Friday, May 23 – H22C L11C, light clouds and light winds.
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Saturday, May 24 – H22C L10C, sunny intervals and light winds.
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Sunday, May 25 – H23C L11C, sunny intervals and light winds.
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