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Thunderstorms and flash flood risk as UK heatwave nears end

Parts of southern and eastern England are expected to meet heatwave criteria on Tuesday, with thunderstorms and a risk of flash flooding marking the final day before cooler weather arrives.

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Thunderstorms and a risk of flash flooding are expected to accompany the final day of the UK heatwave, as parts of southern and eastern England continue to experience high temperatures on Tuesday.

More areas in the south and east of England are forecast to reach heatwave criteria during the day, extending the spell of hot weather in those regions even as conditions begin to change.

The main weather concern is the potential for thunderstorms, which could bring sudden heavy downpours and create a risk of flash flooding in affected places. The risk comes as the heatwave reaches its closing stage.

Cooler temperatures are expected to follow, bringing an end to the current spell of heat. The latest outlook indicates Tuesday will be the last day of the heatwave, with a shift away from the very warm conditions that have affected parts of the country.

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