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Baking 34C temperatures in the Netherlands, Belgium and others in Europe later this month will also make the mercury jump in the UK, with some areas forecast to have 26C conditions

InMeteo, which runs weather service Ventusky, show it will even feel like 30C in parts of south London and Surrey on June 15 and June 16.

Nevada is set to experience and early-summer heatwave with a high of 120F in Furnace Creek. The intense heat is expected to start around 10am Wednesday and last until 9pm Friday.

After reports from InMeteo and WX Charts which appear to have breathed life into heatwave prospects, the Met Office has poured cold water on the claims.

Forecasters have said the country's current good weather fortune would likely not last too long but could return later this month.

Area from south-east California to central Arizona see will extreme heat, with temperatures topping out at 113F in Phoenix

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London will experience highs in the high twenties and threaten the 30C threshold on June 16, with the East of England, South of England, Northumberland and Midlands also set to benefit.

Warm weather is on the way later this month

The UK is set to bake in the first 28C heatwave of the year, with the mercury set to soar in the coming days

Weather forecasters have spoken out over what lies in store in June following a drab and dreary spring.

A leading weather forecaster reckons a heatwave could come to the UK this month, with temperatures potentially 'surpassing the 30C mark or higher' in some parts of the country

Pub gardens and parks are set to be packed with a heatwave hitting on Sunday, June 16, as England take on Serbia.

Indian prime minister Narendra Modi has all but assured a victory in his nation's elections, as his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) party leads in early polls.

Gareth Southgate's England face Serbia to kick off their Euro 2024 campaign in Germany later this month - and supporters are set to be watching from home in the midst of a heatwave

Temperatures could reach as high as 28C within weeks

The UK is set to bake in the first 28C heatwave of the year, according to the latest weather charts.