On Monday, some areas of the West Midlands will reach 30C.
Six areas across the country will climb above 30C over the duration of next week.
The highs really kick in on Tuesday as much of the East of England will sit at 33C, with London reaching 32C.
In Wales, temperatures will also increase, with weather maps showing highs of 29C.
The sunny spell will continue on to Wednesday morning, with Cambridgeshire climbing to a scorching 34C.
Throughout the day, the temperature will increase for many as London and East Sussex can also expect be be hit by 34C heat.
Temperatures will continue to rocket on Thursday, with Berkshire climbing to 35C.
London and the home counties are predicted to reach 34C and 33C, continuing the hot spell.
According to the Netweather maps the South West will also reach 30C, as part of the East Midlands will also climb to 31C.
In certain areas, Friday will be slightly cooler, in Norfolk and Suffolk, the temperature is likely to remain at 34C.
In London, those in the capital can expect to see highs of 32C.
In several areas, residents will experience temperatures above 30 °C for at least four consecutive days.
The Met Office forecast for this period states: "Temperatures will be broadly above normal and will probably be warm or even hot at times in the south."
