Nottingham mini-heatwave: Temperatures to hit 25C this week - how long will it last and where will be hottest?


Temperatures in Nottingham are set to be hotter than Barcelona this week as the city basks in a mini-heatwave.
The glorious forecast, which covers another bank holiday, predicts temperatures of up to 25C for Nottingham over the coming days.
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Hide AdThe unseasonably warm weather is set to span seven days, between today (Monday, April 28) and next Monday (May 5).
Sun-worshippers are likely to enjoy the hottest weather on Wednesday (April 30) and Thursday (May 1).
Nottingham’s sizzling week will result in the city being hotter than Barcelona at points, with temperatures on Spain’s east coast predicted to peak at 22C over the next seven days.
The Met Office’s Chief Meteorologist Jason Kelly said: “Thursday looks set to be the warmest day of the week, with temperatures climbing notably above the seasonal average.
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Hide Ad“Overnight temperatures will also be very high in places. It’s possible national and station records for daytime and overnight temperatures may be broken, but it’s unclear at this point whether heatwave criteria will be reached in some of the lower category areas which require temperatures to reach 25°C or above for three consecutive days.
“The far north will always see cooler conditions, with these more seasonal temperatures likely spreading erratically south later in the week.”


Full forecast for Nottingham between April 28 and May 5:
Here is the full forecast for Nottingham between April 28 and May 5, according to BBC Weather:
Monday, April 28
Sunny and light winds - 22C
Tuesday, April 29
Sunny and light winds - 24C
Wednesday, April 30
Sunny and light winds - 25C
Thursday, May 1
Sunny and light winds - 25C
Friday, May 2
Sunny and light winds - 21C
Saturday, May 3
Sunny and a gentle breeze - 21C
Sunday, May 4
Light cloud and a moderate breeze - 17C
Monday, May 5
Light cloud and a gentle breeze - 17C
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