The UK basked in another scorcher of a day on Sunday, the joint hottest of the year so far.
It tweeted: “Due to outside temperatures in excess of 30C and its impact on working conditions on stage, we have reluctantly taken the decision to cancel today’s performance of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the Musical.”
Met Office meteorologist Amy Bokota said: “Stay hydrated and make sure you are wearing sun protection as we have high UV levels.“Make sure you are not putting any disposable barbecues on any grassland area.” Thunderstorms and heavy showers are expected to hit northern England, Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland on Sunday evening, with up to 30mm of rain expected in some spots in the North East.
A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms is in place across Eastern Scotland and north east England from 1pm until 9pm on Sunday.Temperatures over the weekend matched those of popular Mediterranean holiday hotspots, according to the Met Office.☀️ A hot and humid Sunday afternoon in the east and south, with prolonged intervals of very strong sunshine
⛈️ Heavy, perhaps thundery, rain and showers progressing across northern England, Scotland, and parts of Northern Ireland
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