So Northolt or Heathrow favourites for beating all time UK record then. Which just happens to be imby.

Topped out at 32 here, that is our heatwave over lol 

I don't think it will be either of them, it will be Cambridge or somewhere in E Anglia IMHO.

Hawarden now 35.2C so I think Gogerddan's brief moment of fame may be short-lived! 

Temp at Northolt stalled and has dropped slightly. I think we'll struggle to best 38C today. Some high level cloud

Got to be Cambridge surely

Yes, that's the cloud I mentioned earlier.

It very rubbish one, I seen better 35-36C sharp blue skies back in 1995. 2006 and 2018 summers without a cloud.  Been cloudy for nearly 1 hour so cancelled the temperature reading today as void. Try again tomorrow and then good riddance to this cloudy heatwave.

To see a map like this with temps of 35-36C right across the southern half of the country is just madness.

https://i.imgur.com/euvegtS.jpg

Rounded 36s starting to appear across the Midlands and as far north as Cheshire and Doncaster.

I have to laugh when I read about temps struggling to beat 38c. That's virtually a UK record!

Yes this is pretty likely to be the hottest day ever taking the UK as a whole... until tomorrow!

Thanks.

Theres no significant cloud here so if its going to go it will be round here.

Cavendish getting v close.  37.5c

Edinburgh Airport is currently at 31°C which might well be a new record for that particular station, and might well have given Edinburgh its second hottest day on record.

Play nicely Nick and keep the mallice to other threads, I remember you used to be be a happy chap and interested in the weather.

31.8c, edging closer to 32c. 

10.4c Dewpoint.

27.6c here and 29c for Camborne, that’s not bad for a narrow piece of land 10 miles wide and surrounded by the Atlantic in a gusty ENE wind with high cloud.

That's a new one on me, temperatures don't count if there are clouds 

Irish record close to being toppled, 33.0C at Phoenix Park

https://twitter.com/METclimate/status/1549039962049630208