Temperatures could peak at 26C as summerlike warmth returns next week
Summary
Temperatures in the UK could reach around 26°C next week as a warm weather pattern returns, especially in southern areas. High pressure will bring drier conditions but may worsen drought problems due to low rainfall.Key Facts
- Temperatures may peak at 26°C in southeast England next week.
- Most of the UK will experience warmer than usual weather for late September.
- High pressure will cause dry conditions, affecting drought-hit areas.
- The weekend will be windy with some rain and cloudy skies in parts of southern England and Wales.
- Early next week, sunshine will increase and humidity will rise, causing mist or fog in some areas.
- Scotland and northern England may see rain midweek due to a low pressure system.
- Some UK areas like Leconfield and Durham have had less than 15% of their normal September rainfall.
- The warm weather could continue beyond midweek, but forecasts vary.
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