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The Met Office has issued its verdict on reports of a 28C heatwave for the late May bank holiday

After the two hottest days of the year so far last weekend, with 26C highs, all eyes are now turning to the late May bank holiday and whether the UK will roast once more.

Reports have circulated that the UK could sizzle in a sweltering and stifling heat blast from Europe.

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Weather expert Jim Dale has said the next ten or so days will see the mercury skyrocket to the mid-twenties and perhaps even beyond.

The Met Office has given its verdict on a mini-heatwave this week with a temperature chart showing the mercury could rise up to 25C and balmy conditions could be felt in much of the country

Parts of the UK could be hit with a blast of hot air later this month after temperatures plummeted this week.

The weather will stay around 22C for several days, beginning Wednesday May 15, with London, Bristol and North Wales anticipated to experience the brunt of the stifling conditions.

The UK is set to bask in 23C highs that would make it hotter than Malibu in California, according to new forecasts, though things will stay cooler in the meantime

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Several milometers of rain are set to fall this morning in several places as the UK faces a soggy start to Tuesday morning with many major cities set for a deluge

Nick Finnis, from Netweather TV, writes two major weather phenomena, La Nina and El Nino, could influence the chances of the UK being hit by record-breaking temperatures

Maps and charts projected by WX Charts, using Met Desk figures, show temperatures rising to 23C at times next week

The UK is poised for 23C highs on Sunday May 19 to Tuesday May 21, with temperatures in the UK hotter than Malibu in California, where it'll languish around the mid-teens and peak on the thermometer at 16C.

EXCLUSIVE: Weather expert Jim Dale spoke about the possibility that the UK could be hit by record-breaking heatwaves this summer.