MET Office forecasters expect temperatures to remain high across Nottinghamshire for another few weeks. While Sunday, July 10, is expected to see highs of 28C at around 5pm, Monday, July 11, is expected to be even hotter with people being warned to brace for 30C heat.
Temperatures are expected to peak in the later afternoon on Monday with temperatures building slowly throughout the day. The MET Office is forecasting temperatures across the region to remain warm for the next week.
BBC weather is reporting temperatures could rocket up to 31C on Monday, dipping slightly to 23C on Wednesday, July 13 before rising again to a predicted 28C on Saturday, July 16 and Sunday, July 17.
The BBC is also reporting the temperatures will remain in the 20s until the end of next week. Temperatures are expected to dip to around 22C on Tuesday, July 19.
It looks like we're going to be in for a coupe of warm weeks yet but MET Office's long range forecast has a mire mixed picture. It says sunny spells are expected until July 23, with some rain possible in the north of the country. It's longer term outlook heading into early August states settled conditions are likely to extend more widely across the UK. However, periods of cloud and rain remain likely in the northwest.
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