See How Your Area Affected On Interactive Map As Temperatures Soar

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This summer's fourth heatwave is underway with many areas of England are expected to see temperatures rise above 30C this week.

A total of 234 local areas are in heatwave conditions today according to the official definition set by the Met Office - and you can see if your area is one of them by searching on the interactive map below.

The heatwave is impacting almost all of England apart from areas in the North East and Cumbria, plus coastal areas around the east and south. Only four areas of Wales are expected to see heatwave conditions - Denbighshire, Wrexham, Monmouthshire and Caerphilly - according to the official Met Office definition.

It comes after a mum was left 'traumatised' after a dog walker pushes her in canal as she cycles to work .

And although temperatures in Scotland and Northern Ireland could go over 25C on Wednesday, the hot weather there is not expected to last long enough for an official heatwave.

An official heatwave is declared by when temperatures exceed a specific threshold for three consecutive days.

However, the threshold varies in different areas of the country.

Manchester , Trafford, Warrington in the North West, plus Rushmoor in Hampshire were the only places in the country where heatwave conditions started yesterday (Sunday).