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Weekend weather forecast for Newcastle, Dundee and Ladysmith

According to AccuWeather, Newcastle, Dundee, and Ladysmith should prepare for intense heat over the upcoming weekend.

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Let’s delve into the detailed weekend weather forecast:

Friday, 8 September 2023

Newcastle: Residents can anticipate an exceptionally warm day with intermittent sunshine, as temperatures soar to 30°. The nighttime temperatures are expected to cool down to a pleasant 12°.
Dundee: A very warm day awaits Dundee, with sunny spells and some clouds in the forecast. The mercury is predicted to rise to 30°C before dropping to a refreshing 11° during the night.
Ladysmith: Residents are in for a toasty day, with daytime temperatures expected to hit 31°, cooling to 9° overnight.

Saturday, 9 September 2023

Newcastle: Saturday promises a full day of sunshine, with temperatures reaching 33°. While the day will be hot, the night will offer some respite with temperatures dipping to 13°.
Dundee: AccuWeather forecasts a hot day with plenty of sunshine. The company also warns of a possible danger of dehydration and heat stroke while doing strenuous activities. Temperatures are forecast to reach 33°. Nighttime temperatures are expected to drop to a cooler 12°.
Ladysmith: Mirroring Dundee, Ladysmith can expect extreme heat. There is a possibility of dehydration and heatstroke if performing intense activities outdoors. The mercury is expected to peak at 34°, dropping to 10° at night.

Sunday, 10 September 2023

Newcastle: Sunday is predicted to be sweltering, offering a full day of sunshine and a potential risk of dehydration and heatstroke. Temperatures for Newcastle will rise to 34°. Nighttime temperatures will cool down to a mild 18°.
Dundee: Residents are in for extremely hot weather, with a recurring warning of potential dehydration and heatstroke as temperatures reach 35°. Nighttime temperatures are anticipated to drop to 15°.
Ladysmith: An extremely hot day is on the cards, with AccuWeather stating extreme heat can be dangerous for outdoor activities. The temperatures are expected to hit 36°. Despite the extreme heat, the nighttime temperatures are forecast to drop to a mild 13°.

With an exceptionally hot weekend on the horizon, we invite our readers to share their thoughts and plans for coping with this heatwave in the comments section below.

Stay cool, hydrated, and stay safe! If you have pets, ensure they have ample clean water and shade.

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