Britain will be hotter than Hawaii as a 30C (86F) Super Sunday is set to cause the biggest beach stampede of the year plus a pub rush with 15 million pints drunk.
Some 150,000 sunseekers will mob Brighton today, with 70,000 at Bournemouth and 70,000 in Great Yarmouth.
A three-day continental roast will see highs leap from 25C yesterday to 30C today Sunday, with 33C tomorrow Monday and nudging 30C on Tuesday.
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Britain will be hotter than the 29C expected in Hawaii. Even the North is due to be 28C by tomorrow.
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Beaches are set for their busiest day of the year today, but coastal routes face jams.
Pub landlords are stocking up for a beer garden Sunday with 15 million pints to be supped, boosted by the climax of the Olympics on TV.
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Netweather forecaster Nick Fiinnis said: “There will be a rapid rise in temperatures, to hot conditions.
A Met Office forecaster said: “Temperatures will be on the rise over the next couple of days.
“We could see highs in the low to mid-30s in the southeast come Monday.
“But we will see thunderstorms developing in places too.”
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The heat will ease amid thundery showers at times from Sunday, and cooler conditions with showers follow from Tuesday in the North and Wednesday in the South.
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