Temperatures forecast to hit 25C but heatwave chances fall
Summary
The United Kingdom is expecting warmer weather over the next few days, with temperatures reaching up to around 25°C (77°F). The warmth will last mainly in England and Wales, while Scotland and Northern Ireland experience cooler temperatures and some rain, but it will not be hot enough to be called a heatwave.Key Facts
- Temperatures will rise to around 20-25°C, which is about 5 degrees warmer than usual for late September.
- South-east England could see highs near 24-25°C, while many other areas will be in the low 20s Celsius.
- High pressure will bring mostly dry and sunny weather, especially in England and Wales.
- Rain is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday in western Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and western England.
- Temperatures in cooler areas will drop to around 14-18°C by midweek.
- This warm spell will not qualify as a heatwave because the temperature will not stay above 26-28°C for three days.
- September warmth often happens due to warm air coming from southern Europe or North Africa.
- The weather might become cooler and wetter moving into October.
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