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speckledjim
23 June 2026 16:43:35
32c is our official max today at nearby Bramham
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NMA
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23 June 2026 16:46:59
34C here too and it feels, whilst not as uncomfortable as yesterday, at this time near enough.


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Rob K
23 June 2026 16:48:39
31.5C on the thermostat in my home office.

Still haven't seen any confirmation of the high for today - I assume if the June record had been beaten then the Met would have tweeted about it. Hoping we got a 35C somewhere but looks like we may have just fallen short. May not know till shortly after 7pm when the 18Z readings come in.


Yateley, NE Hampshire, 73m asl

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Brian Gaze
23 June 2026 16:52:46
I'm surprised people haven't been paying more attention to the ICON-EU and ICON-D2 models. They're available on TWO and elsewhere, and IMO have been the most consistent in recent days.

https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twodata/icon.aspx?run=12&charthour=51&chartname=uk2mtmp&chartregion=uk&charttag=2m%20max%20temp%20 (C)


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Ally Pally Snowman
23 June 2026 17:01:26
Today's maxes from the Beeb.

England: 34.6C at Wisley

Scotland: 29.0C at Dyce

Wales: 32.2C at Cardiff Bute Park

Northern Ireland: 28.1C at Katesbridge


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Bertwhistle
23 June 2026 17:02:38
Arpege 12z still giving up to 35 on Saturday

https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twodata/arpege.aspx?run=12&charthour=102&chartname=uk2mtmpsohd&chartregion=uk-s&charttag=2m%20temp%20C 


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Retron
23 June 2026 17:09:22

Still haven't seen any confirmation of the high for today - I assume if the June record had been beaten then the Met would have tweeted about it. Hoping we got a 35C somewhere but looks like we may have just fallen short. May not know till shortly after 7pm when the 18Z readings come in.

Originally Posted by: Rob K 

The BBC have called it, but a bit brave before seeing the 18z reports as you say! From their live feed:

We’ve just had the confirmed maximum temperatures for today from our BBC Weather colleagues.

    England: 34.6C at Wisley

    Scotland: 29.0C at Dyce

    Wales: 32.2C at Cardiff Bute Park

    Northern Ireland: 28.1C at Katesbridge

As we reported in an earlier post, overnight storms meant the temperature in England wasn’t as hot as predicted.

Meanwhile, Scotland and Northern Ireland recorded their hottest days of the year so far.


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Rob K
23 June 2026 17:09:24

Today's maxes from the Beeb.

England: 34.6C at Wisley

Scotland: 29.0C at Dyce

Wales: 32.2C at Cardiff Bute Park

Northern Ireland: 28.1C at Katesbridge

Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 

Do you know if those are official? 34.6 was the highest hourly reading at Wisley but it could have gone higher - the overall high is usually a bit above the hourly max.

Edit - just seen the above (and 32.2 is indeed a lot higher than the hourly max at Cardiff).

Still, a date record by 2.4C, knocking 1976 off the perch....


Yateley, NE Hampshire, 73m asl

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tierradelfuego
23 June 2026 17:29:40
34.0c the high here today, certainly a June record for me. Looking forward to tonight very little...
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NMA
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23 June 2026 17:58:46

34.0c the high here today, certainly a June record for me. Looking forward to tonight very little...

Originally Posted by: tierradelfuego 

Could be a garden sleep over. 


Vale of the Great Dairies

South Dorset

Elevation 60m 197ft

picturesareme
23 June 2026 18:10:41
Local paper confirmed that gosport was the met official UK warmest night last night at 20.4C . 
Rob K
23 June 2026 18:17:01

The BBC have called it, but a bit brave before seeing the 18z reports as you say! From their live feed:

We’ve just had the confirmed maximum temperatures for today from our BBC Weather colleagues.

    England: 34.6C at Wisley

    Scotland: 29.0C at Dyce

    Wales: 32.2C at Cardiff Bute Park

    Northern Ireland: 28.1C at Katesbridge

As we reported in an earlier post, overnight storms meant the temperature in England wasn’t as hot as predicted.

Meanwhile, Scotland and Northern Ireland recorded their hottest days of the year so far.

Originally Posted by: Retron 

It looks like Dyce actually hit 29.4C before 6pm. 


Yateley, NE Hampshire, 73m asl

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TimS
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23 June 2026 18:26:19
It's not cooling down much. Currently 30.8C at the vineyard at 7.25pm. Only 1.2C off the daily peak, which happened at 6pm.
Brockley, South East London 30m asl
Rob K
23 June 2026 18:41:03

It's not cooling down much. Currently 30.8C at the vineyard at 7.25pm. Only 1.2C off the daily peak, which happened at 6pm.

Originally Posted by: TimS 

Still 32.2C (90F) at 7.40pm at Blackbushe. I take back my earlier comments, it is quite warm!

Very humid too, the cold beer I just got out of the fridge was covered in condensation within seconds. 


Yateley, NE Hampshire, 73m asl

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Bertwhistle
23 June 2026 19:08:01

Local paper confirmed that gosport was the met official UK warmest night last night at 20.4C . 

Originally Posted by: picturesareme 

Local paper. Can't find the emojis.


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Jiries
23 June 2026 19:10:28

I'm surprised people haven't been paying more attention to the ICON-EU and ICON-D2 models. They're available on TWO and elsewhere, and IMO have been the most consistent in recent days.

https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twodata/icon.aspx?run=12&charthour=51&chartname=uk2mtmp&chartregion=uk&charttag=2m%20max%20temp%20 (C)

Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 

I took a look and at the last frame is show 32-33C at midnight which is normal Death Valley night temperatures.  I see around 35-36C here on Friday.  My garden was 35.7C and the old Max and min thermometer 34.8C.    Now 31.9C as I leave the sensor out tonight see how warm tonight is.  Conservatory 41.3C today did not go to 44C I predicted due to cloudy this morning took away 6 hours of sun heating time.

johncs2016
23 June 2026 19:16:45
I can confirm that today is provisionally (that will still need to be verified by the official sources) our hottest June day on record here in Edinburgh as today's maximum temperature was 28.45°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank and 28.69°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh to set a new June record for here.

Even as I write, the temperature is still a very sultry 25°C here in Edinburgh and I'm not looking forward in any way to tonight although the Met Office have downgraded previous forecasts which suggested that tonight could end up being our warmest June night on record here in Edinburgh.


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NMA
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23 June 2026 19:22:27

I took a look and at the last frame is show 32-33C at midnight which is normal Death Valley night temperatures.  I see around 35-36C here on Friday.  My garden was 35.7C and the old Max and min thermometer 34.8C.    Now 31.9C as I leave the sensor out tonight see how warm tonight is.  Conservatory 41.3C today did not go to 44C I predicted due to cloudy this morning took away 6 hours of sun heating time.

Originally Posted by: Jiries 

That may be, but we are not Death Valley. And the humidity there is considerably lower than here in the UK which is what makes here so uncomfortable right now. Don't you have blinds on the roof of your conservatory to reduce/regulate the temperature?


Vale of the Great Dairies

South Dorset

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tierradelfuego
23 June 2026 19:36:39

Local paper. Can't find the emojis.

Originally Posted by: Bertwhistle 

The Gosport Gossip, surely!! Not in any way extracting the mickey, I can imagine it may well have been, we may even see our first ever tropical night this week, but I doubt it. 


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West Berkshire Downs AONB

135m ASL

VP2 with daytime FARS

Rainfall collector separated at ground level

Anemometer separated above roof level

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saxtemp
23 June 2026 19:52:08
Will the accumulation of heat in buildings make this even worse towards the end of the heatwave than July 2022? This feels more prolonged, although I'll have to go back and double check that, if so, will a longer heatwave with a lower peak feel worse indoors, especially with regardless to sleeping?
picturesareme
23 June 2026 20:14:41

Local paper. Can't find the emojis.

Originally Posted by: Bertwhistle 

"Overnight, the temperature did not dip below 20C at nine locations across England, recording what the Met Office class as a tropical night with Gosport recording the highest temperatures in the UK at 20.4 degrees."

Portsmouth News - the temperature is accurate that's for sure how accurate about being the UK warmest last night.. 🤷

picturesareme
23 June 2026 20:18:51

That may be, but we are not Death Valley. And the humidity there is considerably lower than here in the UK which is what makes here so uncomfortable right now. Don't you have blinds on the roof of your conservatory to reduce/regulate the temperature?

Originally Posted by: NMA 

I do find the phrase tropical night a little silly to be honest. Overnight lows in the UK of 20C or higher have always happened and for some locations like my own are far from rare events in heatwaves. 

In my opinion a tropical night would be something like 24C or higher and the cooler 20C for perhaps Continental night. 

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