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Mediterranean Europe and the Balkans have been plagued for days on end by blistering heat - and experts warn the heatwave is far from over.

The Met Office forecasts London will get the warmest weather on Thursday and Friday with the mercury hitting 29C

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Temperatures are set to rise to 30C in London and the south east at the weekend after a drizzly start to the month, according to forecasters.

Improved weather expected in England and Wales at weekend with a potential high of 30C in the south-east

Temperatures are set to hit 30C (86F) by the weekend in the UK, while southern Europe suffers a "hellishly hot" heatwave.

Parts of Britain are expected to be hit with a heatwave reaching up to 30C this week, according to weather forecasters. Sunshine and extremely mild temperatures have been predicted

A wave of hot air from Africa is baking countries including Spain, Italy, Greece and North Macedonia, sending temperatures over 40C (104F).

A wave of hot air from Africa is baking countries including Spain, Italy, Greece and North Macedonia, sending temperatures over 40C (104F).

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Temperatrues in Kyiv have reached 93.5 degrees Fahrenheit (34.2 degrees Celsius)

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Temperatures have reached 45°C in some parts of Europe (Picture: Climatebook)

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The latest weather maps reveal a "Spanish plume" or blast from Iberia is set to sweep the country, with warmer temperatures on the horizon across the country on Sunday July 28.

Meteorologists and forecasters are expecting 27C highs, according to the latest projections from WX Charts.

A prolonged heatwave is forcing countries in eastern and southern Europe to issue weather warnings linked to extremely high temperatures.