The weather warnings cover north-eastern Scotland and the eastern part of Northern Ireland.
Residents affected by both alerts – due to stay in place until 10pm on Thursday night – may experience power cuts and the possibility of deep floodwater, “causing a danger to life”, the Met Office said.
Other parts of the country were expected to experience temperatures of around 30°C again on Thursday, with the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) extending heat warnings into next week for much of England.
Some heavy and thundery showers will affect Scotland and Northern Ireland this afternoon Elsewhere, apart from an isolated shower it will be dry with some very warm sunshineHot for some in the east pic.twitter.com/TAfKyKElMr
— Met Office (@metoffice) August 14, 2025Despite wet conditions in some parts of the country on Thursday, officials have said England is suffering from a “nationally significant” water shortfall.
The Chief Meteorologist with the forecaster, Paul Gundersen, said: “Some areas will continue to experience their fourth heatwave of the summer so far, with Thursday remaining warm or very warm for many, though cooler near coasts.
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Looking forward to Friday, the outlook is set to split between north and south. Cloudier skies and drizzle are forecast for parts of the north, while sunshine and warm weather will likely continue for southern England.
“Top temperatures could reach 30C on Saturday and 29C on Sunday, although the picture will become clearer closer to the time,” it said.
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