It's set to be another warm week across Shropshire.
Water levels at Lake Vyrnwy have dipped in recent weeks
However, there's currently no sign of the extreme heat warning that was issued last month when Shropshire's 32-year temperatureWith temperatures hovering around the mid 20s at the start of the week, things are expected to get much warmer from Wednesday onwards before hitting 30C from Thursday through to Sunday.
"Many areas of the UK, especially the south will witness temperatures several degrees higher than average, but these values are likely to be well below the record-breaking temperatures we saw in mid-July."
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