UK '45C heatwave' forecast: What extreme weather prediction means for Birmingham
Forecasters stress that single-run spikes like this are extremely unlikely to materialize in full.However, the underlying trend across multiple models points toward a genuine heat surge returning to central and southern England.
- ▪Forecasters stress that single-run spikes like this are extremely unlikely to materialize in full.However, the underlying trend across multiple models points toward a genuine heat surge returning to central and southern England.
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| Original publisher | Birmingham Live |
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| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 16:20:51 +0000 |
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UK '45C heatwave' forecast: What extreme weather prediction means for BirminghamMaps from the GEFS weather model have raised eyebrows across the country after predicting unprecedented highs in EnglandNewsEthan Blackshaw Deputy Publishing Lead (Mirror) and Emma O'Neill Content Editor17:20, 25 Jul 2026View Image(Image: Graham Young / BirminghamLive)Brummies could be set for another sweltering spell next week as staggering weather modelling shows parts of the UK potentially bracing for standard-shattering 45°C heat.Maps from the GEFS weather model have raised eyebrows across the country after predicting unprecedented highs in the south-east of England.
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