The Met Office has confirmed that June will be a hot month for the North East of England. According to the latest forecast, temperatures are expected to rise significantly in the region, with highs potentially reaching up to 25°C.
Residents in the area are being advised to take precautions against extreme heat, which can increase the risk of heat-related illnesses. The Met Office has issued a warning for the North East, urging people to stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activities during the hottest part of the day.
The heatwave is not limited to the North East, with other parts of the UK also expected to feel the effects. England as a whole can expect temperatures above average for this time of year, while Scotland will see a warmer-than-usual June, according to the Met Office's long-range forecast.
In terms of regional breakdowns, the Met Office predicts:
- North East England: Temperatures up to 25°C, with some areas potentially reaching highs of 26-27°C by the end of the month
- South West England: Temperatures slightly above average, with highs of around 23-24°C expected
- Scotland: A warmer-than-usual June, with temperatures up to 20°C in the south and 18-19°C in the north
- Northern Ireland: Temperatures around or just above average for this time of year, with highs of 22-23°C expected