BBC Weather's monthly outlook
Summary
The UK weather is expected to be mostly dry and hot during the first half of August, especially in England and Wales. After mid-August, the weather may become wetter and less warm, with some chances of thunderstorms, while temperatures could rise again by late August and early September.Key Facts
- Scotland and Northern Ireland will have wet and windy weather early in August, with heavy rain in western Scotland.
- Southern and eastern England may have dry and warm days reaching above 30°C in early August.
- A high pressure system will bring mostly dry and warm weather to much of the UK in the first half of August.
- After mid-August, Atlantic low pressure systems may bring more rain, showers, and thunderstorms across the UK.
- Temperatures will generally remain above average but may moderate, especially in northern regions.
- By late August to early September, high pressure may return, leading to warmer and drier conditions again.
- There is some uncertainty about whether low pressure systems might cause cooler and wetter weather in early September.
- Weather forecasts will be updated to clarify the expected conditions for early September.
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