UK temperatures to rise to 23C before autumn chill sets in
Summary
The UK will experience unusually warm temperatures up to 23°C (73°F) in parts of southern and eastern England this Thursday, caused by warm air coming from the south. However, cooler weather with lower temperatures, frost, and fog will move in from the north by the weekend, bringing a more typical autumn feel to the whole country.Key Facts
- Thursday’s high temperatures in southern and eastern England will be about 5-8°C (9-14°F) above normal for mid-October.
- Northern and western UK, including Scotland and Northern Ireland, will have temperatures close to the average.
- A weather front will bring rain to northern England, Wales, and parts of south-west England on Thursday.
- Warm air is pushed by strong southerly winds due to a deep low-pressure system near Iceland.
- Cooler air will spread southwards by Friday and continue through the weekend, lowering temperatures across the UK.
- Daytime temperatures over the weekend will be closer to normal October levels, between 10-16°C (50-61°F).
- Nights may be cold with frost and fog in some areas, and some locations in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England could drop below freezing.
- There is uncertainty about the weather next week, with possible wetter and windier conditions returning due to Atlantic weather systems.
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