Settled, clear, sunny and very hot! This is the outlook for the next two weeks. There maybe the slight chance of some cloud, but generally high pressure is in charge bringing clear blue skies and hot temperatures!

Weather warnings are in place for extreme temperatures. Also the fire risk is very high!

• Friday 17th – A full day of hot sunshine with temperatures of 35°C (41°C)
• Saturday 18th – Mostly sunny and hot with the chance of some patchy cloud. Temperatures of 36°C (42°C)
• Sunday 19th – A cloudless, hot and sunny with temperatures reaching 36°C (45°C)
• Monday 20th - A mainly sunny day with some clouds around. Feeling humid with temperatures of 34°C (38°C)
• Tuesday 21st- A cloudy start but quickly turning sunny with highs of 33°C (36°C)
• Wednesday 22nd – A full day of unbroken sunshine. Temperatures of 34°C (37°C)
• Thursday 23rd – Another day of sunshine and turning hotter. Temperatures of 37°C (39°C)
• Friday 24th – Clear, hot and sunny with temperatures of 37°C (39°C)

The temperature marked in RED is what it will actually feel like. This is called the HEAT INDEX. This is a combination of the air temperature and the relative humidity and comes into effect when the temperature rises above 20°C.

Next Forecast Due: Friday 24th July

Current UV index is: 8 (HIGH) BURN TIME 15-24 minutes

Over Night Temperatures are currently around 26°C

Current sea temperature is: 26°C

Long Range Forecast

The following week looks set to be clear, sunny and very hot with top temperatures around 38c!

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