'Remarkable' temperatures expected in parts of UK as temperatures set to hit 27C
Temperatures could reach 27C in some areas, but the Met Office says the warm spell will stay below heatwave criteria and turn wetter later in the week.
- On Tuesday, September 29, 2026, temperatures across the UK will reach 27C as warm air from France and Spain moves in, with southern and eastern areas experiencing notably warm conditions.
- Met Office Chief Forecaster Matthew Lehnert attributed the warmth to a deep Atlantic low-pressure system pulling warmer air northward, with its first influence helping drive temperatures higher on Tuesday.
- Wednesday will bring a sharp shift as a weather front moves west to east; Met Office deputy chief forecaster Steven Keates warned, "many places will see around 10mm of rain, with in excess of 40mm possible in some isolated spots."
- Heading toward the weekend, rainfall will ease and the Met Office expects a "weekend of pleasant weather for many, with some sunshine" after the midweek disruption.
- Looking ahead to October, the Met Office predicts temperatures will remain "warmer than average," though forecasters cautioned, "At this stage, it is simply too early to determine exactly what winter 2026-27 will bring.
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Forecasters warn of torrential rain overnight, a day after flooding killed a 102-year-old woman in southeastern Spain
BARCELONA (ANP) - Catalan regional premier Salvador Illa has warned of exceptionally severe weather and announced extensive precautionary measures. He speaks of "a Mediterranean mini-hurricane" that will hit the coast of Girona, Barcelona, and Tarragona with rain and wind in particular, according to Spanish...
Red warnings for severe floods in these regions are being issued by AEMET, the State Agency for Meteorology in Spain
Catalonia goes on a red alert. Strong thunderstorms are to be feared on part of the province.
On Thursday, the Spanish Meteorological Organization issued warnings of heavy rains and sudden floods in the east of the country, with the announcement of suspension of study and activities in threatened areas.
The level of extraordinary danger begins at six in the afternoon and will extend until two in the morning in the province of Valencia and until 12 noon in Castellón
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