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Chance of rain decreases for south east on Friday

Most of the UK is likely to be lashed with rain on Thursday and Friday this week.

However it looks like rain could be subsiding for Friday in the south east.

The likelihood of rain has reduced to 20 per cent, so it looks as though it could just be a mild, humid day for most ahead of the weekend.

Dirty! Brits leave rubbish strewn everywhere after heatwave

Shocking photos revealed how grubby Brits left their rubbish across the Dorset coastline after the heatwave.

More than 35,000 Brits descended on Bournemouth beach on the hottest day of the year last Fridat.

Disappointingly, so many people left their rubbish and litter behind.

Locals are rightfully upset, and have spoken out and called for beachgoers to be “responsible for their actions”.

Summer Solstice in pictures

The stunning scenes were captured in Greenwich Park, London, as the UK sees the longest day of the year.

On Tuesday, 21 June, Brits saw the longest day of the year.

The sun didn’t set until around 9:20pm last night.

A dramatic sunset over the London skyline was captured as city dwellers made the most of the fabulous weather.

Britain in for an ‘anticyclone’ sending temperatures soaring

It is thought by forecasters that another heatwave is on it’s way for Brits in the coming days.

The Express has said Brits are in for an “anticyclone” and that the warm air will bring a “bake off”.

British Weather Services meteorologist Jim Dale told the publication: “A ridge of high pressure is currently reaching across the Atlantic from the Azores and affecting the UK’s weather.”

He said Thursday could see temperatures hitting 29C

In pictures: Gorgeous scenes in Newquay yesterday

Newquay in Cornwall looked like it could be a tropical paradise.

The stunning turquoise sea and the lush green hills made Newquay look completely idyllic.

Surfers made the most of the perfect conditions at Fistral beach today and hit the waves as the sun beats down.

Fistral beach looked crystal clear against the foamy waves and soft sand.

HUGE solar storm could cause CHAOS on Earth

A solar flare, which is an explosion on the sun’s surface, has DOUBLED in size.

NASA explains: “The explosive heat of a solar flare can’t make it all the way to our globe, but electromagnetic radiation and energetic particles certainly can.

“Solar flares can temporarily alter the upper atmosphere creating disruptions with signal transmission from, say, a GPS satellite to Earth causing it to be off by many yards.”

A solar storm can emit amazing northern lights and can disrupt phone signals and satellites.

Brits sweltering in soaring temperatures!

UK residents have taken to Twitter to discuss how they are coping in the heat. Unsurprisingly, not well!

One Twitter user wrote: “Glorious weather these last few weeks, but the UK isn’t designed for this heat and humidity. 90‰ of places don’t have air con.”

Another said: “I suffer terribly with Hayfever and hate hot weather.”

A third wrote: “This weather in the UK doesn’t make me think ‘yay for this weather in the UK’ it still makes me think I wish I was somewhere else rn.”

Pollen levels ‘very high’ across the country today

According to the BBC, pollen levels are very high all across England today.

This will undoubtedly lead to a tough time for hay fever sufferers.

In order to lessen the effects of hay fever, make sure to avoid grassy areas and wash your face regularly.

You can also try putting vaseline around your noise, it will catch the pollen.

Brits in for a scorcher this Thursday

While temperatures won’t reach the dizzying heights of last Friday, Brits can expect it to get very warm over the next few days.

Thursday will be especially warm, with parts of the south hitting 28C.

Unfortunatly, just like last weekend, the heat won’t last for long.

Temperatures are going to dip again as rain hits, with highs of around 19C in the south east with lows of 10C.

Remember to protect your eyes in the summer sunshine

Eyes are 10 times more sensitive than skin.

UV rays can have serious lasting damage on the eyes and increase your chances of developing cataracts, the number one cause of blindness in the world.

The Met Office offers ways to protect your eyes from UV rays including good quality sunglasses that keep out 99 percent of the sun’s rays.

More information can be found here.

Summer Solstice in pictures

The stunning scenes were captured in Greenwich Park, London, as the UK sees the longest day of the year.

On Tuesday, 21 June, Brits saw the longest day of the year.

The sun didn’t set until around 9:20pm last night.

A dramatic sunset over the London skyline was captured as city dwellers made the most of the fabulous weather.

Outlook for the next 10 days

The Met Office has outlined what Brits can expect for the next week and beyond.

Tomorrow will be a glorious day, with temperatures reaching 28C.

However, this nice weather may come to an end, as thunderstorms start to batter the UK.

Top tips for Hay fever sufferers

The pollen levels across the UK are very high at the moment.

While this usually means the sun is out and the weather is warm, it can lead to some serious discomfort for Hay Fever sufferers, so here are some tips from the NHS to help.

• put Vaseline around your nostrils to trap pollen
• wear wraparound sunglasses to stop pollen getting into your eyes
• shower and change your clothes after you have been outside to wash pollen off
• stay indoors whenever possible
• keep windows and doors shut as much as possible
• vacuum regularly and dust with a damp cloth
• buy a pollen filter for the air vents in your car and a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter
• try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people if you have a high temperature or you do not feel well enough to do your normal activities

Tonight set to be a scorcher

In a new graphic, the Met Office has outlined what Brits can expect from the weather this evening.

It is set to be a hot one, with temperatures staying above 20 for much of the night.

In pictures: Gorgeous scenes in Newquay

Newquay in Cornwall looks like it could be a tropical paradise.

The stunning turquoise sea and the lush green hills make Newquay look completely idyllic.

Surfers made the most of the perfect conditions at Fistral beach today and hit the waves as the sun beats down.

Fistral beach looks crystal clear against the foamy waves and soft sand.

Brits sweltering in soaring temperatures!

UK residents have taken to Twitter to discuss how they are coping in the heat. Unsurprisingly, not well!

One Twitter user wrote: “Glorious weather these last few weeks, but the UK isn’t designed for this heat and humidity. 90‰ of places don’t have air con.”

Another said: “I suffer terribly with Hayfever and hate hot weather.”

A third wrote: “This weather in the UK doesn’t make me think ‘yay for this weather in the UK’ it still makes me think I wish I was somewhere else rn.”

Holey Moley! Group of lads enjoy today’s gorgeous weather

Brits hit the beach today, and have been making themselves useful.

A group of lads were snapped standing by a huge hole they dug at the beach.

They certainly look proud of themselves as they got to work in the sand and on their tans.

The cheeky chappies visited the beach at Chichester in West Sussex today as temperatures hit 24C.

Tonight’s weather for Brits might be stifling

Temperatures will remain in the mid 20s till around 10pm tonight.

It is thought that temperatures will cool off during the night, but it could still be uncomfortably warm.

Click here to find out how to keep cool during the night.

Chance of rain decreases for south east on Friday

Most of the UK is likely to be lashed with rain on Thursday and Friday this week.

However it looks like rain could be subsiding for Friday in the south east.

The likelihood of rain has reduced to 20 per cent, so it looks as though it could just be a mild, humid day for most ahead of the weekend.

Dirty! Brits leave rubbish strewn everywhere after heatwave

Shocking photos revealed how grubby Brits left their rubbish across the Dorset coastline after the heatwave.

More than 35,000 Brits descended on Bournemouth beach on the hottest day of the year last Fridat.

Disappointingly, so many people left their rubbish and litter behind.

Locals are rightfully upset, and have spoken out and called for beachgoers to be “responsible for their actions”.

In pictures: Dog goes paddle boarding on summers day

This adorable snap was taken earlier today, with a little dog called Honey standing proudly at the front of a paddle board.

Couple Guy and Emma Mannering were snapped taking a leisurely paddle down river Itchen in Winchester.

Guy took to paddling the three along the river, whilst Emma and Honey took in the sights.

Winchester has basked in highs of 27C today.

Britain in for an ‘anticyclone’ sending temperatures soaring

It is thought by forecasters that another heatwave is on it’s way for Brits in the coming days.

The Express has said Brits are in for an “anticyclone” and that the warm air will bring a “bake off”.

British Weather Services meteorologist Jim Dale told the publication: “A ridge of high pressure is currently reaching across the Atlantic from the Azores and affecting the UK’s weather.”

He said Thursday could see temperatures hitting 29C.

In pictures: Gorgeous scenes in Newquay

Newquay in Cornwall looks like it could be a tropical paradise.

The stunning turquoise sea and the lush green hills make Newquay look completely idyllic.

Surfers made the most of the perfect conditions at Fistral beach today and hit the waves as the sun beats down.

Fistral beach looks crystal clear against the foamy waves and soft sand.

UK weather forecast today in emojis!

Adorable British forecast today for the UK done by emojis.

Emoji Weather UK gives adorable forecasts cleverly constructed with little images.

Brits sweltering in soaring temperatures!

UK residents have taken to Twitter to discuss how they are coping in the heat. Unsurprisingly, not well!

One Twitter user wrote: “Glorious weather these last few weeks, but the UK isn’t designed for this heat and humidity. 90‰ of places don’t have air con.”

Another said: “I suffer terribly with Hayfever and hate hot weather.”

A third wrote: “This weather in the UK doesn’t make me think ‘yay for this weather in the UK’ it still makes me think I wish I was somewhere else rn.”