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The record for the hottest start to May has been broken in west London - and another record could fall later. Follow the latest and watch live scenes around the country below.
As the UK bakes in potentially record-breaking temperatures, send us pictures of the scene where you are - and let us know how you're enjoying (or coping) in the unseasonably warm weather.
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Yesterday was Scotland's warmest day of the year so far - temperatures hit 24.4C in Aboyne in Aberdeenshire.
The highest temperatures in Scotland today have been under 20C - with 19C recorded in Eskdalemuir in Dumfries and Galloway, according to the Met Office.
It's not like Scotland can't be hot - we know that because the May temperature record broken in Kew today was set on 1 May 1990, in Lossiemouth, Moray.
We spoke a little earlier about the dangers of dogs being left in cars during the unseasonal heat - but what about the many other domesticated animals so dear to the hearts of so many Britons?
Well, helpfully, the RSPCA has also offered some more general guidance as to how people can look after their pets best in the hot weather.
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