Sheffield heatwave: When it's set to start and the weekend weather forecast

A heatwave is shortly expected to hit the UK, bringing extremely warm weather and bright, clear skies.
A heatwave is shortly expected to hit the UK, bringing extremely warm weather and bright, clear skies.A heatwave is shortly expected to hit the UK, bringing extremely warm weather and bright, clear skies.
A heatwave is shortly expected to hit the UK, bringing extremely warm weather and bright, clear skies.

Temperatures could rise up to 30°C by next week as the heatwave sweeps the UK, with high pressure bringing in hot Mediterranean air.

The Met Office expects this warm weather to continue over the next few weeks, but when exactly will the heatwave begin in Sheffield?

This unusually warm weather provides a perfect opportunity for a trip to the beachThis unusually warm weather provides a perfect opportunity for a trip to the beach
This unusually warm weather provides a perfect opportunity for a trip to the beach
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Although tomorrow is set to be warm in Sheffield, the temperature really begins to ramp up on Monday June 25, with temperatures starting from 24°C.

The weather this weekend will be a mixture of sun and cloud, with highs of 20°C and lows of 14°C.

Friday is set to be bright, sunny and warm for the whole day, with the temperature reaching its peak of 20°C at 16:00. The temperature will then slowly begin to dip at around 22:00.

Saturday will be slightly cooler with highs of 18°C and lows of 11°C. The weather is set to be cloudy for most of the day, reaching its peak temperature at around 16:00, before it then begins to dip at around 22:00.

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The temperature on Sunday will then begin to increase again, reaching its peak of 22°C at around 16:00. It is set to be cloudy for most of Sunday with a burst of pure sunshine occuring at around 19:00.

The heatwave in Sheffield is then set to begin on Monday June 24, with pure sunshine throughout most of the day and a peak temperature of 24°C.

Tuesday and Wednesday are then expected to be similar, with pure sunshine throughout most of the day.

The temperature will then continue to climb for the rest of the week, gradually increasing at the days go on, it being expected that temperatures as high as 30°C could be reached.

This unusual warm weather is then expected to last for a few weeks, bringing unseasonably high temperatures to the UK for the first few weeks of July.