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• The UK recorded its hottest June day on record at 37.7°C.
• Forecasters say another heatwave is becoming increasingly likely in parts of England and Wales.
• A repeat of last week's extreme temperatures, however, is currently considered unlikely.

The UK may not be done with hot weather just yet. After recording its hottest June day on record, forecasters are warning that another spell of unusually warm conditions could develop as July begins, although temperatures as extreme as those seen last week are not currently expected.

A provisional UK June temperature record of 37.7°C was recorded in Lingwood, Norfolk, surpassing the previous June record of 35.6°C, first set in 1957 and matched in 1976. The heat has since eased, but weather models suggest temperatures could climb back into the low to mid-30s°C across parts of England and Wales during the coming week.