Jersey has recorded its joint-hottest day of the year so far.
This afternoon's top temperature of 33.2°C matched this year's previous record - set on Friday 17 June.
That was also Jersey's warmest June day ever recorded.
The maximum temperature recorded at Maison St. Louis Observatory today was 33.2°C. This is the equal hottest day of the year so far, along with June 17th. pic.twitter.com/og6ATf31D0
— Jersey Met (@Jersey_Met) July 12, 2022
It might not be the warmest day of the week, though.
Jersey Met is currently forecasting highs of 34°C on Sunday.
It's set to remain warm on Monday, too.
The hottest temperature ever recorded in Jersey was 36°C.
Guernsey has also recorded its hottest day of the year so far at 30.4°C.
Jersey's Director of Public Health is asking islanders to look out for those who are most at risk in the increasingly hot conditions.
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