Great Britain continues to lap up the spring sunshine this weekend, with forecasters anticipating that some locations could see their hottest day of the year thus far later in the week. While Porthmadog's 25.1C reading last Tuesday allowed Welsh residents to lap up almost tropical heats - experts anticipate more stunning weather to flow in imminently.
Unfortunately though, it looks as though the North East will miss out on the hottest heats, with only the areas of London, the East and West Midlands, East of England, South East and South West receiving rare UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) warnings from Monday to Friday for hot weather.
On their advice, the Government agency said: "The alert is currently in place from 9am on Friday 9 June to 9am on Monday 12 June, and if current forecasted temperatures are reached it is likely that there could be some impacts across the health and social care sector."
