The heatwave in Wales is well under way on Wednesday with parts set to feel temperatures as high as 28°C. Following heavy rain and thunderstorms in some parts of the country on Monday Met Office forecaster and meteorologist Simon Partridge said drier weather will continue into the latter half of the week.
According to the latest Met Office forecast, one part of Wales will reach 28°C with the majority of the country in the mid-to-high 20s. It should feel less humid than previous days. The forecast for Wednesday read: "Any early morning mist quickly clearing leaving the country with plenty of summer sunshine as temperatures rise during the morning. Feeling warm but perhaps a little less humid than recent days."
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