Temperatures to hit 25C in burst of late September warmth
Summary
The UK will experience a warm spell with temperatures reaching up to 25°C in parts of southeast England on Tuesday, which is 3 to 6 degrees above the usual for late September. Warm southerly winds from hotter parts of France and Spain will cause higher daytime and nighttime temperatures, along with some gusty winds in northern areas.Key Facts
- Temperatures in southeast England could reach as high as 25°C on Tuesday.
- Most of England will see temperatures in the low to mid-20s Celsius, and the rest of the UK will reach the high teens.
- These temperatures are 3 to 6 degrees Celsius above the normal late September average.
- Nighttime temperatures might stay as warm as 20°C in some southeast areas, which is much warmer than typical lows of 7 to 11°C.
- Warm winds come from southern Europe, where temperatures have been above 30°C recently.
- Northern Ireland and western Scotland may experience strong winds with gusts up to 50 mph due to an approaching low-pressure system.
- September is on track to be a much warmer than usual month, with average temperatures 2.6°C above normal so far this year.
- The UK is likely to have a mild autumn and start to winter, according to the Met Office’s forecast.
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