Scotland to sizzle as temperatures soar to 22C next week in mini heatwave

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temperatures to remain warm into early August. Scots are expected to bake in “very warm” climates from tomorrow, with temperatures climbing to a high of 25C in some southern parts of the country over the weekend.

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heatwave set to hit Scotland in the next couple of weeks is in doubt, according to reports. Hot air was predicted to eventually drift over from the continent and reach UK shores replacing last week's flash floods and wet weather.

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weather is expected to come to a dramatic end later today as forecasters anticipate thunderstorms to rock the country. Sunbathers have been enjoying warm climates in recent days, with the thermometer peaking at 25C on Tuesday this week.

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temperatures climb to those seen in the likes of Barcelona today. Temperatures will climb to around the mid-20s for most of the country later this afternoon, with the south west and central parts seeing the best of the conditions.Glaswegians are expected to get the warmest of the sunshine, with the thermometer set to peak at 25C at around 5pm today.

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Glasgow set to reach a peak of 23 degrees on Tuesday. The Met Office said of the Strathclyde region: "Mainly dry with some warm or very warm sunshine."However, overnight low cloud may extend westwards through the Central Belt before burning off by day."Edinburgh will be slightly cooler with a 19 degree start tomorrow but lowering temperatures throughout the week.

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Scotland, and the rest of the UK, on May 17. A number of countries have been added to it but have since been take off due to the rise in covid cases in the area.

pandemic news is likely to be dominated by talks between Nicola Sturgeon and Andy Burnham to discuss the ban on all non-essential travel from Scotland to Manchester and Salford. At a press conference on Tuesday the Labour mayor of Greater Manchester told reporters he was seeking a “political route” out of the dispute.

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The Mirror : "Isolated air frost not out of the question as we begin in one or two spots on Tuesday. "But plenty of sunshine for Scotland, Northern Ireland much of England and Wales also seeing brighter skies compared to Monday." On Twitter, the Met Office said temperatures were down by 15C compared to a week ago.