It's set to be a scorcher in Edinburgh this week, as the capital will see temperatures heat up to similar degrees as some Spanish cities.
According to Met Office meteorologists, Edinburgh will reach balmy highs this week - the same as Madrid in Spain on the same day.
By Tuesday, May 30, the capital will experience clear, sunny skies and 22C weather, with lows of 10C and little to no chance of rain.
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And according to another forecast by the Met Office, Madrid will see highs of 21C on May 30, with lows of 14C and cloudier weather than the capital.
The Spanish capital will even see some light showers according to forecasters, whereas Edinburgh will experience clear skies and low wind speeds.
The rest of the week in the capital will see more cloud creep in, with highs of 17C on Saturday, June 3. The rain will steer clear until Friday, June 9 at the earliest, according to BBC Weather.
Six straight days of 17C weather will occur from Saturday, June 3 until Thursday, June 8, before some light showers will appear in Edinburgh.
Read on below for an in-depth weather forecast over the next five days in Edinburgh, brought to you by forecasters at the Met Office.
Today's forecast
All parts will have dry day with some good spells of sunshine, some cloud bubbling up especially in the southwest. A warmer day but onshore breezes keeping coastal districts somewhat cooler. Maximum temperature 20C.
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Tonight's forecast
Dry this evening with some late sunshine. The rest of the night will be dry with mostly clear skies and the odd mist or fog patch. Minimum temperature 6C.
Tuesday's forecast
Dry, warm and sunny, locally very warm in the south. Onshore breezes along the coast. Maximum temperature 22C.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday
Remaining dry with plenty of sunshine, overnight low cloud in the east burning off through the mornings. Mostly warm, but becoming somewhat cooler in the east later.
For more information, visit the Met Office website, or the BBC Weather website, for forecasts, and advice on keeping cool in the heat.
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