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Published 22:10 28 May 2019 BST

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The Met Office Grahame Madge's said: "The indication is that we could see highs of 28C, isolated highs of around 28C, on Saturday, and the most likely candidate places for those would be places like Norwich, north London, those sorts of areas away from the coast, but in the south-east corner of the UK.
"And on Sunday we could see highs of 29C, even possibly 30C.
"So Sunday looks very much as though it's going to be a warmer day than Saturday. So we have got that warmth coming through.
"Once this warm front, and the air behind it, starts to pull across the UK then we will see temperatures starting to rise."
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