The UK is bracing for another heatwave as temperatures are forecast to rise again, with the capital facing scorching conditions.The Met Office has warned that while the south and southeast will remain largely dry and warm, the north and west may experience more changeable weather, including showers and rain.This weekend's forecast shows temperatures in London could reach 29°C by 6pm on Sunday and soar to 31°C on Monday.The heatwave follows record-breaking June temperatures, with England experiencing its hottest June on record and Wales the second warmest.Notably, a new provisional record of 37.7°C was set in Lingwood, Norfolk, surpassing the previous record of 35.6°C from 1976.

The Met Office deputy chief forecaster, Tony Wisson, explained that high pressure will continue to build across the UK, leading to settled, warm conditions in many areas, though some rain may still affect the far north.

The weather patterns indicate a mix of sunny spells and rain, particularly in Scotland and northern England, with temperatures remaining in the low twenties for Cardiff and Manchester.This forecast highlights the ongoing impact of the heatwave and the potential for further temperature fluctuations in the coming days.