Temperatures to fall across Europe as substantial rain heading for parts of UK
Summary
Temperatures across western Europe are expected to drop this week, bringing cooler weather and some rain, especially in the UK and parts of France and Germany. Meanwhile, the southern United States will continue facing extreme heat with high humidity and little overnight cooling.Key Facts
- Western Europe will see cooler temperatures this week, with parts of the UK falling about 3°C below normal by Thursday.
- Some areas in southern England, like Wisley, Surrey, had 62 days without rain before this week.
- A cold front from the Atlantic will bring rain and possibly thunderstorms to the UK starting Monday night.
- Continental Europe, including France and Germany, will get wetter as the cold front moves south.
- Rainfall in southern Europe will be uneven and mostly come from showers and thunderstorms starting Thursday.
- Southern US states face extreme heat warnings with overnight temperatures staying above 27-28°C (low 80s°F).
- High humidity in the southern US increases the heat index, making it feel hotter than the actual temperature.
- Daytime heat index values in parts of Louisiana and Mississippi could exceed 46°C, causing dangerously hot conditions.
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