Heatwave eases as wind and rain drift across UK
Summary
A heatwave in the UK, with temperatures reaching 33.2°C on Saturday, has eased as wind and rain brought cooler weather across the country. An amber heat health alert remains in effect for England until Monday morning due to earlier high temperatures, but temperatures have since dropped, and more unsettled weather is expected with some rain and sunshine in the coming days.Key Facts
- Wind and rain have moved across the UK, bringing cooler temperatures after a heatwave.
- The UK saw its hottest day of the year on Saturday, with 33.2°C recorded in Charlwood, near Gatwick.
- An amber heat health alert is in place in England, warning of impacts on health services and vulnerable people until 09:00 BST Monday.
- Temperatures are now lower, with highs of around 27°C in southeast England on Sunday.
- The week's weather will be unsettled, with rain and sunshine expected, staying cooler but occasionally warm in eastern England.
- On Monday, there will be more sunshine with fewer showers; light rain may occur on Tuesday.
- Heavy rain and thunderstorms may occur on Wednesday due to muggy air from France, clearing by Thursday.
- During the heatwave, train services in south London were disrupted, leading to passenger evacuations.
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