UK to see ‘clean’ days before getting hotter at the weekend

The UK can expect cooler and “fresher” days for the rest of the week before high temperatures return over the weekend, according to forecasters.

It comes after a peak of 29.5C on Tuesday, recorded in Monks Wood, Cambridgeshire, and a high of 26C at Fyvie castle, in Aberdeenshire.

Temperatures on Wednesday are expected to be in the 20s highs again across south-east England, with other parts of England and Wales having low-to-moderate ages and tall teenagers or young adults. low in their 20s in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Thursday and Friday will bring the 20s lows to parts of England while northern parts of the UK could be in the 18°C ​​to 20°C range.

But they will again climb to the medium to high 20s in the south-east of England on Saturday and Sunday and the low 20s in the northern regions.

Met Office meteorologist Craig Snell said: “As we head into Thursday and then into the weekend, high pressure – which has been at home across the UK this summer – is resurging. up as we go over the weekend and on the weekend.

“Many people in the UK will likely witness a dry weekend with some of the best sunshine in the South.

“After a couple of fresher days, Thursday and Friday, temperatures climb again as we head into the weekend.”

Tuesday’s rainfall in the northern Midlands and northern England is expected to move into southern parts of the Midlands, into central and southern England and East Anglia on Wednesday, but is expected to become lighter.

The rain that came after July was the driest in the UK since records began, according to provisional figures from the Met Office.

Mr Snell added: “There’s no real indication of anything wet coming to the South, and in general the kind of warm theme is continuing in many countries after a very brief cooldown on Thursday. Five and Friday.”