You wait ages for a heatwave, then three turn up at once! UK set to sizzle for THIRD time this summer, with temperatures expected to top out at 34C next week

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The UK has already experienced two heatwaves this summer, with the latest forecast suggesting a third is on the way, bringing potentially record-breaking temperatures to parts of the country. Heatwaves are typically defined as periods of abnormally hot weather that last for more than two days, and can have significant impacts on public health, transport, and other infrastructure. The Met Office is responsible for issuing weather forecasts and warnings in the UK, and its predictions are closely watched by the public and authorities alike.

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You wait ages for a heatwave, then three turn up at once! UK set to sizzle for THIRD time this summer, with temperatures expected to top out at 34C next week

Temperatures in the South could reach 29C (84F) today, rising to the low-30s on Tuesday and Wednesday before the South East sees a peak of 34C (93F) on Thursday or Friday, the Met office says.