Hundreds of people head to the beach in Bournemouth, Dorset, to cool off in the sea as the heatwave continues (Picture: BNPS) Sweaty tube journeys and humid nights are set to continue this summer as 2026 became the first year to record temperatures of 35C on six separate days. Forecasters have said areas of England and Wales will continue to exceed 30C throughout the weekend and into next week. Saturday is expected to see highs of 32-34C in Wales and south-west England, the Met Office has said. Amber and yellow heat health alerts issued by the UK Health Security Agency will remain in place across large parts of England until Sunday. The Met has warned of possible thunderstorms from Monday in parts of the south, but overall another very dry week to come. Sign up for all of the latest storie