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UK heatwave expected as temperatures near record highs for May A heatwave is expected to be declared
recorded new monthly highs on Monday. More new highs will be set in France, Spain and the UK on Tuesday, forecasters said, with temperatures
UK in our temperature records, with highs of 35C expected. The current May record is 32.8C. Records
Temperatures across the UK hit record highs on Monday, with much of England remaining under
highs of 31C for Wednesday and 30C on Thursday. Overnight temperatures on Sunday broke the UK’s highest minimum temperature for May, with Kenley airfield recording
UK Amber heat health alerts have been issued for the bank holiday weekend as record-breaking May temperatures as high
UK recorded its warmest May night on Sunday, with highs of 19.4C in London. The average temperature
UK’s Met Office said](https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/may/25/uk-heat-may-temperature-record-weather) the country’s all-time temperature record for May was broken on Monday when a temperature of 33.5C was recorded at Heathrow near London, with highs
record-breaking May temperatures as high as 33C (91F) expected in parts of the UK
UK’s [all-time temperature record](https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/may/25/uk-heat-may-temperature-record-weather) for May, with scorching highs of close
record highs - seven out of 12 - have been set since 2003, according to the Met Office. These exceptionally high temperatures have been caused by "the influence of warmth building under an area of high pressure
records for May expected to be set in possibly hundreds of places. Temperatures across [Portugal](https://www.theguardian.com/world/portugal), Spain, France and the UK were expected to exceed 30C (86F) on Friday and into next week
UK is likely to experience its hottest May day on record on Monday as searing heat continues.** Temperatures are forecast to reach as high
record for May could also be swept aside too if any location stays above the 18.9C set in Folkestone on the night of the 30-31 May 1947.  when a temperature of 34.8C was recorded at London’s Kew Gardens. Météo France said late
recorded at Kew Gardens](/weather/articles/c9d46yx0ndwo) during an unusually warm early April.  – as well as more frequent droughts and severe flooding, according