Ex-hurricane to bring warm weather to the UK this week
Summary
The remains of Hurricane Isaias, which hit Florida as a Category 2 storm, will bring warm and unsettled weather to the UK this week. Temperatures could reach near-record highs for October, with rain and windy conditions expected, especially in northern and western areas.Key Facts
- Hurricane Isaias struck Florida on Saturday as a Category 2 storm before weakening over land.
- Its remnants are moving across the Atlantic toward Iceland, affecting UK weather.
- UK temperatures may rise to 18°C at night in some areas, close to the October record of 18.6°C.
- Daytime temperatures could exceed average October highs, reaching over 20°C in southern England.
- The UK will see spells of rain and drizzle, but rain totals are unlikely to end the drought in some parts.
- Windy conditions with gales are expected in northwest Scotland midweek.
- After this unsettled weather, a high-pressure system will bring cooler and drier conditions by Friday.
- Some regions, especially in Yorkshire, have had less than 20% of their normal autumn rainfall so far.
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