Temperatures could climb to 28C in late burst of warmth
Summary
Temperatures in parts of the UK could reach up to 28°C (82°F) on Sunday due to warm air coming from southern Europe. This brief warm spell follows a period of very hot weather in countries like Spain and France, where some areas have seen temperatures above 40°C.Key Facts
- A southerly wind will bring hot and humid air from continental Europe to the UK on Sunday.
- South-east England may see temperatures as high as 27-28°C, while other parts of England and Wales will be in the mid-20s Celsius.
- Southern and central Europe, especially Spain and France, have experienced intense heat, with Spain reaching a high of 45.7°C recently.
- Northern and western parts of the UK will see rain and strong winds, especially in north-west Scotland.
- The warm temperatures in the UK will be short-lived, with cooler weather and rain expected by Tuesday.
- Early September average temperatures in the UK range from 15 to 21°C across the country.
- By Wednesday, weather is expected to be more settled but cooler, with another brief warm period possible.
- The warm weather in Europe is due to high pressure building from the south.
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