UK Set for Higher than Average Temperatures Next Week with It Peaking at 25C
- The Met Office forecasts a warm spell across much of the UK, with temperatures potentially reaching 26C, especially in southern and eastern England.
- High pressure is expected to bring mainly dry and bright conditions, although northern and northwestern areas may see more rain and strong winds.
- England and Wales remain affected by drought, while England’s reservoirs are at 56% capacity, according to the Environment Agency.
- The UK Health Security Agency linked about 2,877 deaths in England to heatwaves during May and June.
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The late summer heat is making an unexpected comeback. This week, parts of the country could reach temperatures above 20 degrees.
Up to 30 degrees at the end of the month: September is farewell with summer temperatures. But from Thursday the weather in Germany will tip noticeably.
As the days get shorter and autumn has begun, we must expect exceptionally high temperatures in the coming days. Tomorrow, it could even reach 30 degrees in the south of the Netherlands. At the same time, there is hardly any rain and river water levels are extremely low. "It is very exceptional," says meteorologist Reinout van den Born of Weerverteller.nl.
For the weather from 28 September to 4 October, an exceptional heat is expected, before the return of the rain in the Nord - Pas-de-Calais. Here are the forecasts.
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