Lincoln forecast to be hotter than Majorca tomorrow with top temperatures of 27C

Laycie Beck
·2-min read
Sunny day in Lincoln city centre
-Credit: (Image: James Turner/Lincolnshire Live)


As the hot weather continues this week, Lincoln is set to reach temperatures higher than Majorca. On Tuesday, June 25, there will be constant sunshine from 5am until 9pm in Lincoln, with a top temperature of 27C being reached according to the Met Office.

This means the city will be hotter than Majorca, Spain, which will reach 26C on Tuesday and much warmer than Lisbon, Portugal, which will have a peak temperature of 23C. Lincoln will also be just as hot as Rome, Italy, which will also reach 27C, however the historic capital will have light rain across most of the afternoon.

Lincoln will be at its hottest from 12pm until 5pm, with temperatures above 25C. Whilst the hot weather can be great, it's important to drink plenty of fluids, limit strenuous activity, dress appropriately and stay in the shade.

The city will also reach highs of 24C on Wednesday, June 26 and Thursday, June 27, as well as 21C on Sunday, June 30.

Here is an hour-by-hour forecast for Tuesday, June 25:

12am: Cloudy and 21C

1am: Partly cloudy and 20C

2am: Partly cloudy and 19C

3am: Partly cloudy and 18C

4am:Partly cloudy and 18C

5am: Sunny day and 17C

6am: Sunny day and 17C

7am: Sunny day and 17C

8am: Sunny day and 19C

9am: Sunny intervals and 21C

10am: Sunny intervals and 22C

11am: Sunny intervals and 24C

12pm: Sunny day and 25C

1pm: Sunny day and 26C

2pm: Sunny day and 26C

3pm: Sunny day and 26C

4pm: Sunny day and 26C

5pm: Sunny day and 25C

6pm: Sunny day and 24C

7pm: Sunny day and 23C

8pm: Sunny day and 22C

9pm: Sunny day and 20C

10pm: Clear night and 18C

11pm: Clear night and 17C

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