IT is provisionally the hottest day ever in Wales.

Today, the temperature reached 37.1°C in Hawarden, the highest ever recorded.

The Met Office tweeted: "1600 UPDATE: Hawarden in Flintshire has now provisionally reached 37.1°C This is the highest air temperature ever recorded in #Wales #Heatwave2022 #heatwave #hottestdayoftheyear."

North Wales has been basking in scorching heat all day, with temperatures of more than 30C in all parts of the region.

There has been some disruption, with a gorse fire in Holyhead and another fire causing disruption to trains running between Bidston and Wrexham.

Keep up to date with all the updates and advice on our live blog.