A FAR-OFF tropical storm will bring temperatures of 32C to parts of Britain later this weekend.
Sunday and Monday are expected to be hottest as a weather system which has been battering America's Atlantic coast makes its mark on our summer.
The long-range effects of Storm Debby will cause a kink in the high-speed jet stream that controls UK weather, pushing it further north and allowing hot air to flood up from the Continent.
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