The ongoing heatwave in the UK, which has seen temperatures soar to 34°C, is set to end dramatically with a forecasted drop of 17°C by June 1. The hottest day recorded so far was in Frittenden, Kent, where temperatures reached 30.5°C. The peak of the heatwave is expected over the weekend, with temperatures remaining in the high twenties before a significant decline. Starting May 31, cooler air will sweep across the country, bringing temperatures down to the mid-teens, particularly in southern England. By Monday, June 1, the forecast indicates that temperatures will not exceed 15°C in any region, with many areas experiencing temperatures between 7°C and 13°C. Additionally, rain is anticipated, particularly in western England and Wales, as the country transitions to more unsettled weather conditions. The Met Office's long-range forecast suggests that while June may bring more cloud and rain, there will still be intervals of warm and dry weather.