Swathes of the United Kingdom are set to enjoy hot weather as new weather charts suggest temperatures could reach up to 22C in the upcoming days.
Projections from Netweather.tv indicate that warm weather will return before the end of September. On September 29, areas including Norwich, Peterborough, Cambridge, and Norfolk are expected to experience temperatures rising to 22C.
Other regions such as London, Luton, Oxford, Reading, Northampton, Gloucester, and Coventry will see highs of 21C. Bristol, Bath, and Stratford upon Avon are likely to have temperatures ranging from 19C to 20C.
The mild conditions are also predicted to extend to Scotland, with locations like Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Perth, and Dundee potentially reaching temperatures between 14C and 15C.
This shift in weather comes shortly after the Met Office issued a yellow warning for rain and wind in Wales and parts of England over the weekend.
Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Matthew Lehnert, mentioned that rainfall amounts of 20-30mm are expected in Wales and northern England, with some areas possibly seeing 60-80mm. The forecast suggests settled conditions for most areas in the following week, with some showers persisting in specific regions.
Looking ahead, the Met Office’s long-range forecast from September 24 to October 3 indicates high pressure dominating the UK, leading to settled conditions with potential frost and fog at night. There may be showers in parts of East Anglia and southeast England, but temperatures are expected to return to average levels.
As October approaches, weather patterns could become more changeable, with wetter conditions likely in the west and northwest regions of the UK. Cities such as Norwich, Peterborough, Cambridge, Norfolk, London, Luton, Oxford, Reading, Northampton, Gloucester, Coventry, Bristol, Bath, and Stratford upon Avon can anticipate these weather conditions.