As the Met Office warns that weather in Europe could hit highs of 39°C this week, the weather in Wales is looking warm too - and could hit 30°C in Cardiff by next Wednesday, August 10. BBC weatherman Derek Brockway tweeted a graph showing the range of temperatures over the next two weeks, which look likely to stay above 25°C until at least Saturday, August 13.
The highs of 30°C have a 60% predictability rating on Brockway's graphic, though - and the Met Office currently only predicts that temperatures will reach 24°C next Wednesday.
Elsewhere in Wales, temperatures look set to hover between 18 and 24°C early next week, with Monmouth likely to record the highest temperature of 24°C on Monday. Further west in Carmarthen and further north in Wrexham, the temperature could see peaks of 21°C.
