Why is it so hot in the UK? Scientists blame an expanding plume of warm air from Europe for the latest heatwave - as forecasters predict highs of 34°C

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Why is it so hot in the UK? Scientists blame an expanding plume of warm air from Europe for the latest heatwave - as forecasters predict highs of 34°C

The UK is in the middle of yet another heatwave, with parts of the country expected to hit 34°C. So, what's behind this intense heat? According to the Met Office, the UK is caught between two air masses.