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Monday afternoon forecast (Met Office)

Irish weather: Hot spell with 'above average' temperatures on the way and set to last

June has been disappointing so far but that looks set to changeAfter a disappointing June so far the sun will finally be shining for a string of days in a row.

It was hotter in parts of the UK overnight than it was in Istanbul during the day , and temperatures are expected to continue to soar this week as the country basks in a heatwave. The mercury hit 24C (75F) at midnight last night at London City Airport – hotter than Istanbul where day temperatures

It was hotter in parts of the UK overnight than it was in Istanbul during the day , and temperatures are expected to continue to soar this week as the country basks in a heatwave. The mercury hit 24C (75F) at midnight last night at London City Airport – hotter than Istanbul where day temperatures

It was hotter in parts of the UK overnight than it was in Istanbul during the day, and temperatures are expected to continue to soar this week as the country basks in a heatwave.

The mercury hit 24C (75F) at midnight last night at London City Airport – hotter than Istanbul where day temperatures did not climb higher than 21C (70F) on Sunday.

© Provided by The Press Association Sisters Thamy (left) and Mona Sant'Anna from Brazil enjoy the sun in Dublin's Phoenix Park Niall Carson/PA

The conditions will continue tonight as the mercury will again reach 24C across London.

12:00 UK temperatures are showing it is already 29.7C at Heathrow and 26-28C widely over England. #heatwave#hottestdayoftheyear#summerpic.twitter.com/j2rayjMU90

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For the UK as a whole, the month of May was the second warmest in records stretching back to 1910. New Hydrological Summary highlights warmest spring in the Central England temperature series from 1659. See more: https://t.co/4ekop5Scij pic.twitter.com/uu84B1hMbw— CEH Science News (@CEHScienceNews) June 15, 2017It was a generally dry and settled month, although parts of the South and East were much wetter than normal while parts of the North and West of the UK had much lower rainfall than average.

It was hotter in parts of the UK overnight than it was in Istanbul during the day , and temperatures are expected to continue to soar this week as the country basks in a heatwave. The mercury hit 24C (75F) at midnight last night at London City Airport – hotter than Istanbul where day temperatures

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— MeteoGroup UK (@WeatherCast_UK) June 19, 2017

MeteoGroup forecaster Callum Stewart said: “The highest temperature recorded last night was 24C at London City Airport.

“Temperatures eventually dropped around 4am but they remained in the high teens and low 20s. We can expect more warm and humid nights this week as the very warm weather will remain until Friday.”

During the day temperatures will be highest in London, with much of central and south-east England also enjoying high temperatures.

© Provided by The Press Association People relax in punts along the River Cam in Cambridge, as temperatures are expected to continue to soar this week (Joe Giddens/PA)

Mr Stewart added: “We will probably see the highest temperature in the west London area today, which will peak at 32C (89F). ”

The weather expert warned that it is important to take precautions against the sun especially as the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year, is this week.

Britain basks in 30C... and it's getting hotter

Britain has basked in the hottest day of the year so far - and temperatures are expected to rise.  The mercury peaked at 30.2C (86.36F) in Teddington on Saturday, while the strong sunshine was also enjoyed by the majority of Britons.Met Office forecaster Charles Powell said: "We have seen the hottest day of the year so far."Sunday and Monday will see repeat performances of Saturday, with a lot of England and Wales seeing dry, sunny, warm, humid weather with high UV, high pollen."The temperature though is creeping up a little bit day on day, so we will probably see 31C (87.8F) maybe 32C (89.

Mrs May said police would continue to assess the security needs of mosques and would provide whatever additional resources were needed. Overnight temperature hotter than daytime Istanbul with humid nights to continue .

The mercury hit 24C (75F) at midnight last night at London City Airport - hotter than Istanbul where day temperatures did not climb higher than 21C (70F) on Sunday. "We can expect more warm and humid nights this week as the very warm weather will remain until Friday."

He said high pressure to the south of Britain will continue to drag hot air up from the tropics over the coming days.

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In response to the extreme hot weather, Simon Bottery, director of policy at Independent Age, the older people’s charity said: “Older people can suffer adverse effects on their health during the hot weather and can be more vulnerable to heatstroke, heat exhaustion and dehydration.

“We would encourage the elderly to keep as cool and as hydrated as possible, and stay out of the extreme heat and sun. ”

© Provided by The Press Association Arthur, a West Highland terrier, cools off in a paddling pool in west London as temperatures in nearby Kew Gardens reached more than 29C (Martin Keene/PA)

Unusual levels of UV are also being recorded in the UK at the moment, which has prompted warnings that people should take sensible precautions in the sun.