Sunshine to return to parts of UK with warmer and drier weather on way
Summary
The UK is expected to see warmer and drier weather next week with temperatures reaching up to 25°C in parts of England and Wales. A high-pressure system will block rain and strong winds that usually come from the Atlantic, leading to generally dry and sunny conditions except in northwest Scotland.Key Facts
- Temperatures may rise to 25°C in parts of England and Wales next week, which is warmer than usual.
- An area of high pressure will form near the UK, blocking wet weather from the Atlantic.
- Northwest Scotland is expected to have some rain, but most of the UK will stay dry.
- The past few weeks have been windy and rainy, with much of Wales and England still in drought.
- Over the weekend, northern UK will have sunshine with showers mainly in Scotland; southern UK will be cloudier and muggy.
- By the start of next week, dry weather and lighter winds are expected for most of the UK.
- Temperatures in Scotland and Northern Ireland may reach around 20°C, with southern England seeing 22°C on Sunday.
- The current weather changes are not linked to the El Niño in the Pacific Ocean, though El Niño may bring stormy weather later in autumn.
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