What’s next after the UK’s hottest day of the year so far?

Wednesday was the UK’s hottest day of the year so far, but how long will the weather stay hot?

The United Kingdom (and EnglandThe highest temperature (30.5 °C) was recorded at Wisley in Surrey.

Walesalso had its hottest day on Wednesday, when 27.8 °C was recorded in Cardiff.

Temperatures remained high across much of the UK on Thursday.

But the mercury has already started to drop in some places, with “unusually windy” conditions emerging in parts of the north of the UK, according to the Met Office.

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The gales will affect the coasts and hills of Scotland It is northern Ireland in particular.

Inland wind gusts

But northern England and north Wales could also experience wind gusts of 30 to 35 mph,

Met Office meteorologist Kathryn Chalk said there would be “light, patchy rain” moving eastwards across England and Wales.

“It’s still going to be hot before then, especially in the southeast, so temperatures tomorrow could probably peak around 27 or 28C,” she said.

“Further north, it will actually be cold.”

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In fact the climate It should also get rainier on Thursday and Friday.

“We have a low pressure system coming in from the northwest,” Ms Chalk added.

“This will bring windy conditions and some rain and showers – so enjoy the warmth today.”