A new heatwave is expected to affect the UK next week, with temperatures rising to as high as 35°C (95°F) in central and eastern England.This follows a cooler weekend, during which some areas saw the end of their third consecutive heatwave.

The weather pattern is anticipated to shift as high pressure builds near the south of the UK, leading to prolonged dry conditions and potential for another heatwave.The hottest days are forecast for Wednesday, with temperatures reaching 30-35°C in East Wales and much of England.Scotland and Northern Ireland will remain cooler, with temperatures in the high teens to mid-twenties Celsius.By next weekend, Atlantic systems may bring cooler weather and rain, though southern areas might remain dry.The situation's duration depends on wind direction, with westerly winds potentially ending the heatwave while southerly winds could prolong it.The BBC Weather website and app provide the latest forecasts.