UK weather forecast: When Met Office is forecasting temperatures to reach 26°C in Doncaster this week

Temperatures are predicted to reach 26°C in Doncaster later this week.

The Met Office is forecasting temperatures to climb in Doncaster this week, reaching 26°C on certain days.

Wednesday 17 June is expected to be a cloudy day in Doncaster, with a top temperature of 22°C and a low temperature of 14°C. There is a highest wind gust of 23mph.

Sunny intervals are forecast for Doncaster on Thursday 18 June, with a top temperature of 26°C and a low temperature of 16°C. There is a highest wind gust of 25mph.

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Sunny intervals are also forecast for Friday 19 June, with a top temperature of 26°C and a low temperature of 15°C. There is a highest wind gust of 26mph.

Temperatures are forecast to drop slightly on Saturday 20 June, with a top temperature of 23°C and a low temperature of 14°C. There is a highest wind gust of 20mph.

Temperatures are predicted to rise again on Sunday 21 June, with a top temperature of 26°C and a low temperature of 16°C. There is a highest wind gust of 18mph.

Monday 22 June looks to be another warm day in Doncaster, with a top temperature of 25°C and a low temperature of 15°C. There is a highest wind gust of 20mph.

Tom Crabtree, Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster, said: “Friday is set to be the warmest day of the week, but it’s important to note that peak temperatures could be impacted by cloud cover. Temperatures are likely to range from 26 to 28°C, with the potential to approach 30°C in parts of southeast England.

“Elsewhere temperatures will remain closer to average but could be warm at times in parts of Wales and the west Midlands."

Staying safe in cold water

The Met Office has warned that sea surface temperatures are not as high as they would be in mid-summer. The Royal Life Saving Society UK (RLSS UK) has free, accessible water safety resources available, as part of drowning prevention week this week.

You can find water safety advice on the Met Office website and in the Met Office app, featuring a dedicated beach forecast with tide times, wave heights and sea-surface temperatures, as well as guidance on UV and pollen levels.

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