Warm and dry weather is expected to continue throughout the weekend across the UK, the Met Office said.
But people are in for some relief, with temperatures due to dip following the hottest day of the year so far.
The country is set to enjoy highs of 20C on Saturday, which may even climb to 21C in parts of south-east England.
On Sunday, the weather will become slightly milder, falling to a maximum of 17C in the South West.
Friday was the hottest day of the year so far, with 23.7C registered in Otterbourne, Hampshire.
Becky Mitchell, a meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “Overall, we are in for very warm weather across much of the UK, with plenty of sunshine heading into the weekend.
People enjoying the warm weather in London’s Greenwich Park on Friday. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)“We will hang on to a good deal of sunshine and dry weather across the whole of the UK.
“Southern England and South Wales will still be rather warm, but with quite a strong wind.
“Elsewhere, we’ve got some slightly cooler air pushing in from the North East, so temperatures will come down by quite a few degrees for the rest of the country, but it will still feel pleasant in the sunshine.”
She added: “Heading into Sunday again, largely fine, dry and sunny across the whole of the UK.”
Meanwhile, Tesco said it had seen a surge in shoppers buying barbecue products in preparation for the sunny weather.
The retailer predicted weekend sales of one million packs of sausages, nearly one million packs of barbecue rolls, and 1.7 million packs of ice cream.
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