UK Weather: Warm Weekend Forecast with Highs of 24ºC

THE MET office has forecast that over a ‘limited’ three-day heatwave, the unseasonal September warm weather will continue with highs of 24ºC for the next few days as summer just refuses to depart. However, at the same time, it also warned of ‘cold spells’ from October 1 to October 15.

Temperatures soared across southern parts of the country earlier this week, including hitting 31.3ºC at Frittenden in Kent on Tuesday. Met Office meteorologist Matthew Box said the mercury level reached 26.8ºC at Hurn in Dorset, near Bournemouth Airport, on Wednesday.

The MET offices long-range forecast said: “Confidence remains low for this period. It seems likely that there could be changeable conditions with alternating periods of relatively settled weather, bringing an increased risk of mist and fog in the morning, and more unsettled conditions.

Deputy Chief Met Office Meteorologist, Chris Tubbs, said: “Thursday and Friday will be fine and dry for most as high pressure remains close to the UK. Whilst it’ll be cooler for northern areas with temperatures close to normal and the chance of frost in rural spots overnight, it’ll stay warm in southern and eastern parts of the UK with temperatures staying in the low to mid-20sºC into the weekend.”

A high-pressure system will also be pushed towards southern areas of the UK during the beginning of next month, meaning there will be “a fair amount of sunshine” according to Netweather. Temperatures will also be 2ºC above average during October, forecasters claim. Only a month ago the MET office was issuing Yellow alerts for the UK.

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