Doncaster weather: Date Met Office is forecasting temperatures to hit 28°C as another heatwave could be on way
The Met Office says temperatures could reach 28°C in Doncaster as another period of hot weather looks to be on the way.
The Met Office says another heatwave could be on the way, with temperatures forecast to reach 28°C in Doncaster.
The forecaster says temperatures have returned to average after the recent hot weather, but expects temperatures to soon rise again.
Tony Wisson, Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster, said: “Toward the weekend, high pressure will continue to build in across most of the UK as it extends from the Azores.
“This will lead to more settled, warm or very warm conditions for many, especially across England and Wales, though some rain may still affect the far north.
“The forecast for this weekend suggests that temperatures could approach high 20s°C across parts of England, perhaps 30°C in parts of the southeast, with values of mid to high 20s°C in Wales.
“Although a return to heatwave conditions is looking increasingly likely for some areas, the likelihood of such extreme high temperatures or high levels of humidity as last week is currently low.”
How hot could it get?
Met Office Doncaster weather forecast
Wednesday 1 July - Cloudy, 22°C
Thursday 2 July - Sunny intervals, 22°C
Friday 3 July - Sunny intervals, 25°C
Saturday 4 July - Sunny intervals, 24°C
Sunday 5 July - Sunny, 25°C
Monday 6 July - Sunny, 28°C
Met Office Yorkshire and Humber weather forecast
This Evening and Tonight (Tuesday 30 June)
A few showers may linger initially, but will slowly fade through the evening to give a mostly dry and fine night. Cloudy in the west but some cloud breaks developing in the east to give some clear spells. Light winds. Minimum temperature 12 °C.
Wednesday (1 July)
Wednesday morning starting bright before increasing cloud brings outbreaks of rain later in the afternoon with a freshening wind. Outbreaks of rain continuing for much of the night Maximum temperature 23 °C.
Outlook for Thursday (2 July) to Saturday (4 July)
Thursday, Friday and Saturday are likely to remain mostly dry and breezy, with some clear or sunny spells. Temperatures close or a little above average throughout.