Weather Betting Specials: Latest weather maps see potential RECORD SEPTEMBER TEMPERATURES in the coming days with Iberian jet stream on the way!

Latest weather maps say heat wave could be imminent this week

September is expected to be a warm one with an Iberian jet stream set to see temperatures soar across the UK in the. coming days after a mixed weekend of weather saw patchy weather to kick-off the month.

The latest weather maps from Netweather suggest a warm week on the way with temperatures expected to hit 30c and over in the next week with the chance of high pressure heading into the south.

September 2023 saw a heatwave around the same time with 33.5C hit in Kent on the 10th making it the hottest day of the year at an unusual point of the year.

Betting odds now say there's a 12/1 chance of the all-time record of 35.6C being broken with the latest temperature highs looking like we'll see 30c hit in the UK in the Peterborough region.

*As bookmakers currently aren't taking bets on this event, odds have been compiled as theoretical probability from an entertainment perspective only and come from an industry expert

September record temperature set all the way back in 1906

If we go by month-to-month all-time records for highest daily maximum temperature then September actually has the oldest standing record with 35.6C recorded back in 1906.

2 September 1906 saw the highest temperature in that month ever in Bawtry, Helsley Hall in South Yorkshire according to research from the Met Office.

That Met Office table though does say that there are "some reservations about the record value quoted" with the recording information completely different now to over 100 years ago.

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