9.20 on my local PWS. Even Blackbushe which usually under-reads quite a bit compared to other local stations is already at 29.3C and could hit 30 before 10am.

Currently the data is out as far as 0900Z on Wednesday, which gives a max for Tuesday of 32.5C. Yeovilton hit 32.7 that day and Westonzoyland does seem generally cooler than Yeovilton but could still have beaten Merryfield.

There's also Marnhull, which got within 0.2C (32.3) of Yeovilton on Monday, when Yeovilton was the UK's hottest.

Data is on the WOW site.

Blue skies and a slight breeze.

At 10AM it's 32.0, dew 23.8 - so not far off!

It certainly feels fresher here near the coast. Especially with the swamp cooler effect.

I can't see the temps exceeding yesterday as you suggest. Which for me is great.That and the day before were exceptional and unpleasant, dangerous even, as some of the hospitals found out. Soton being just one. 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3eypvlez9no 

Similar here - 31.3C at 10.00am and rising fast. Locked in everywhere and north facing lounge starting point is 26.4C. My  wife is fed up with me following her around reminding her to close doors. Always got the aircon in the bedroom to fall back on though so we cope so much better than we used to. I moved into this house in September 1976 when the drought broke! 

Looking at the local PWS graph the rise this morning was quite something - from 21.7 at 6.30am to 27.2 at 7.30am! The rate has levelled off now but it's still 31C at 10am.

34.6 at this time of morning is crazy. A shame there are no official stations in the Kent hotspots.

BTW there seems a decent chance of 34C tomorrow as well now, which would make five days in a row of 34C+. I don't think that has ever happened before.

Think August 2020 had six 34s ?

You're right. I thought I had looked at the obvious contenders but I forgot about 2020 for some reason.

"There was a notable heatwave midmonth, peaking with 36.4C recorded at Heathrow on Friday 7th, the highest August reading since 2003. It was 30.1C at Kew on the 6th, then 34.5C at Herstmonceux on the 8th,  34.0C there on the 9th, 35.5C at Heathrow on the 10th, 35.7 at Heathrow on the 11th, and 35.4 at Heathrow on the 12th, giving seven consecutive days above 30C, and six above 34C."

https://www.trevorharley.com/2020.html 

Looking at the satellite there is quite an extensive area of cloud heading into the south which might soon start sending temperatures down. We have flatlined at 31C here for the past 45 mins, breeze has picked up and the cloud is just arriving.

The joy of living on the north side of a big hill (Bidborough Ridge), Hot in summer and frost hollow in winter.

Yes often forgotten August 2020.  

Some pesky illegal clouds now bubbling up in the Channel. 

The cloud I think will be sea fog that's been notable in this part of south Dorset earlier. The sun is out now but it felt great for a time.

The breeze was quite strong too, and driving over Osmington Hill, watching the fog blow across the road was interesting. Which is why I made the Biscay comment.

Shipping Forecast:

Portland

Wind

    Southwest 4 or 5, becoming variable 2 to 4.

Sea state

    Slight or moderate.

Weather

    Showers and fog patches.

Visibility

    Moderate or good, occasionally very poor.

Additionally, I too ended up with steamy glasses this morning, once I was in the home pc office, but we don't have AC. The downstairs hallway is rather cool, compared to upstairs but the pc room doesn't have curtains, it's a weird window shape so it's pretty toasty at 33c. Thankfully I don't have to spend much time in there. Work is all caught up for now so a bit of chill time in the cool living room until after 15:00 when I can catch up with anything else that's come in since. 

Yes I have ben tracking these, they may be a temp affair. My Iphone app had light clouds from 10:00-11:00

Let's hope so, if we can stay mainly cloud free 38c on the cards somewhere.