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The temperature has soared in recent days, reaching 32.2C in Chertsey, Surrey, on Saturday, the highest recorded this year.
Bridgefoot in Cumbria had the highest temperature on Tuesday at 30.1C.
A yellow health alert was issued across England on Tuesday and remains in effect until Monday, indicating an increased risk to life, particularly among the elderly and vulnerable populations.
The hot weather is expected to continue on Wednesday, with temperatures reaching 29C in London after the storms have mostly passed.
Yellow storm warnings remained in place in north-west Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland on Tuesday, indicating a risk of flooding.
An amber storm warning was issued on Monday as heavy rain and strong winds battered parts of the UK while roads across the country were flooded.
Heavy rain temporarily interrupted Manchester City’s trophy parade to celebrate the club’s treble triumph as kick-off was pushed back half an hour to 7pm due to downpours.
Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service said four fire engines were called to a house in Lytham St Annes on Monday night after a roof caught fire due to lightning. No injuries were reported.
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