And tomorrow could be even hotter 🥵️🔥
is predicted to be hotter than Havana, Islamabad, the Western Sahara and popular European holiday destinations today as temperatures soar.
London’s scorching temperatures mean the capital will be warmer than some of the hottest places in the world.Hong Kong, Nassau in the Bahamas and Kabul in Afghanistan will all be 32°C, Havana in Cuba will be 33°C and Islamabad in Pakistan will be 36°C while Dakhla in the Western Sahara will be a relatively mild 24°C.
Professor Penelope Endersby, the chief executive of the Met Office told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme this morning: ‘We think today we may well see the hottest day in the UK in history, with the hottest temperatures in the South East, but actually the highest temperatures we expect tomorrow, and those temperatures will be further north as that warm air pushes north.
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