Met Office Issues New ‘Extreme Heat’ Warning as Two Areas Face 39C

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Met Office expects low 30s on land while unusually warm seas drive an extreme marine heatwave warning.

The 39C Figure Is Not a Met Office Forecast

London and Berkshire Are the Two Areas Named

The Met Office Expects Temperatures in the Low 30s

The ‘Extreme’ Alert Is About UK Waters

UK Seas Are Already Unusually Warm

Some Waters Have Reached August Temperatures Early

Calm Weather Could Intensify the Marine Heatwave

Warmer Seas Can Keep Coastal Nights Hotter

Six English Regions Have Heat-Health Alerts

Another 39C Day Remains Unconfirmed

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Britain is heading into another period of hot weather, with dramatic forecast maps suggesting that temperatures could reach 39°C in London and Berkshire. However, the official Met Office outlook is considerably less extreme.

The phrase “extreme heat” in the latest Met Office announcement primarily refers to an intensifying marine heatwave around the UK, not a new red weather warning for 39°C air temperatures. The distinction changes what the forecast actually means.

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