UK weather maps show 27 cities to miss out on 30-hour 30C scorcher - full list

More scorching temperatures are headed to the UK, but not everywhere will be lucky enough to enjoy the warmer weather. Latest maps from WXCHARTS show that two days in August will be hot, with many parts of the UK seeing temperatures increase.

Maps show that on August 25 at 12 noon, temperatures will begin to rise, with many areas in the south seeing around 27C. London, Gloucester, Birmingham, Shrewsbury, Bristol, Oxford, and Milton Keynes will see around 28C.

By 6pm, temperatures will be even hotter with 30C to be seen in Gloucester. Cooler temperatures will be seen in Cumbria, Newcastle and Scotland.

Wales will see between 20C to 29C with Cornwall to see around 24C and Northern Ireland to see 20C to 22C.

On Tuesday, August 26, at 6pm, temperatures will begin to drop, with the hottest place being 27C in Hunstanton, East of England.

A forecast by the Met Office says: "The forecast for Bank Holiday Monday is for reasonably fair weather, with light winds and sunny spells continuing from the weekend.

"However there is still a small chance that western or southwestern parts could see some cloudier skies and a few showers.

"As the week goes on, skies may become generally cloudier, and there is an increasing chance of outbreaks of rain and showers."

It adds that any precipitation would be initially across the southwestern half of the UK, and possibly spreading further north and east at times.

The weather experts also say winds could be breezy at times too, especially around exposed coasts and some hills and that temperatures will be around normal, perhaps a little above in places where sunnier spells persist with lighter winds.

Full list of UK cities that will not see the heat:

England

Carlisle

Durham

Lancaster

Leeds

Liverpool

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Preston

Ripon

Sunderland

York

Northern Ireland

Armagh

Bangor

Belfast

Lisburn

Londonderry

Newry

Scotland

Aberdeen

Dundee

Dunfermline

Edinburgh

Glasgow

Inverness

Perth

Stirling

Wales

Bangor

St Asaph

St Davids