The UK is expected to be hot compared to Ibisa at the end of this week

The “Fine and Sunny” for the most part of the UK at the end of this week will be seen in the sky, in which some spots are expected to be heated compared to popular European holiday sites.

According to the Met Office, Saturday can see a temperature of 18C or 19C in Eastern Anglia, North-West England, North Midlands and parts of North Wales.

Senior meteorologist Craig Snell said that Scotland has “some exceptions” for warm temperatures in the far north, but the weather will usually dry and sunny.

The hot condition will continue on Sunday, where the temperature in parts of Central England can reach 20C.

Mr. Sanel said, “It will be the same and for most people of the country till Saturday,” will be “a hot weekend, especially for the time of the year”, stating that it will be “a hot weekend”.

Holiday hotspots such as Marbela in Spain or Amalfi coast of Italy – which are known for their sunny climate – can record lower temperatures than the hottest parts of the UK.

Marbela on the South Coast in Spain has forecasted 15C at the end of this week, the forecast of Ibisa is 17C, and can reach the high level of Soranto, 18C on the Amalfi coast.

Thursday was already the hottest day in England, Wales and Scotland, with 19C recorded at Santen Downham in Safok and 18.2C Abstinate, Ceredigian. The botanical gardens in Edinburgh reached 16.8C, which is the highest record for this at the beginning of the year.

But the temperature in Britain is expected to fall next week, Mr. Snell described as “a jerk for the system”.

“We are expecting some clouds and rain from the north and it will usually be very cold.”

Meanwhile, at the end of this week, take the maximum benefit of heat and check the forecast for your local area on the BBC season. Website more apps.