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The thermometers will explode from today with stifling humidity threatening to give a sensation close to 45 ° C (113 ° F) per game. The stuffy air of humidity will come from France and Spain as the continent prepares for a potentially deadly heatwave. In the UK, it will not be so hot, but health experts have warned older and vulnerable people to take extra precautions over the next few days. On Apple devices, the weather app, optimized by Weather Channel, predicts a huge 37C in London on Thursday. Malcolm Booth, Executive Director of the National Federation of Professional Retirees (NFOP), said, "The weather forecast is announcing another episode of very hot weather and it is important to remember that it can be as dangerous as the cold in winter.
Heatwave UK: Great Britain will be hit by temperatures of 95 ° F this week (Image: WXCHARTS • GETTY)
"People should be prepared for this to prevent an excessive increase in the number of heat-related summer deaths.
"Stay indoors during the hottest periods and if you live near people who may have difficulty in hot weather, take a minute to check if everything is fine.
"With very high humidity, it can affect the elderly and those with respiratory problems more severely.
"Keeping the curtains closed to keep the sun out during the hottest part of the day can also help keep the temperatures down."
The record of the month at 36.7C (98.06F) could be threatened in the coming days if the heat endures until the weekend, announced the Met Office.
The south of Britain will experience the highest temperatures next week. The rain will bring a feeling of freshness to the north throughout the beginning of the week.
According to meteorologist Sophie Yeomans, the whole of the UK could cook in the hottest temperatures since last summer in the middle of the week.
She said: "The warm weather comes from Africa, as well as from France and Spain, which will experience heatwave again this week.
"We expect temperatures will reach 34 ° C in the UK by the end of the week, but it is not certain that the trend will return to cooler conditions.
Heatwave UK: Wednesday shows rising temperatures while warnings have been issued (Image: WX CHARTS)
The highest British temperatures recorded (Image: Express)
It would not be out of the question to see local or national temperature records beaten over the next few days.
Hot weather warning
"If the heat stays, temperatures could increase slightly.
"During the first part of the week, as the pressure rises in the south of Britain, the situation will be slightly different in the northwest, still stuck in the jet stream.
"The low pressure will come in the north and it will rain a lot."
The heat wave comes just days after Britain was hit by rain this weekend.
James Madden, forecaster at Exacta Weather, warned that temperatures could reach "dangerous" values in the coming days, with records likely to fall.
He said: "Temperatures could reach 30 ° C in the south of the country by the middle of the week and, even though it's a little cooler to the north, we still observe the high temperatures 20 ° C from the region.
Heatwave UK: Thursday's temperatures will also reach the mid-30s (Image: WX CHARTS)
"It would not be out of the question to see some local or national temperature records beaten over the next few days."
The overwhelming heat will trigger volatile weather conditions, leading to a risk of widespread thunderstorms by the end of the week, he added.
He said: "With these temperatures, there is always a risk of storm activity and it will be if temperatures will soar in the coming week.
"While many are looking forward to this extended summer period, there will be a risk of potentially dangerous extremes in terms of maximum heat and humidity."
Bookmaker Ladbrokes reduced the odds to one-two for Britain to take the pen during the hottest week of the year with a record of 4-7 in July and a record 7-4 in summer.
The spokesman, Alex Apati, said: "The temperatures are rising again and the timing could not be better because the odds of a record breaking summer continue to fall."
According to Katie Greening, Meteorologist at The Weather Company, the weather will be generalized and dry.
She said: "The warm weather will increase as the air is drawn towards the north of the continent.
"We expect temperatures to reach 30 ° C in the southeast, but they could reach a high of 20 ° C.
"It seems like temperatures are falling in the middle of the week with the possibility of a stormy breakdown on Wednesday or Thursday."
The Neathereather charts show that a high humidity could give a temperature of 44 ° C before the end of the week.
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