Swathes of the UK are set to enjoy sunny weather as new weather charts suggest temperatures could rise to 22C in the upcoming days. Forecasts from Netweather.tv indicate that warm conditions will return before the end of September, with areas like Norwich, Peterborough, Cambridge, and Norfolk expected to experience the highest temperatures.
Cities such as London, Luton, Oxford, Reading, Northampton, Gloucester, and Coventry are also forecasted to reach highs of 21C, while Bristol, Bath, and Stratford upon Avon may see temperatures ranging between 19C and 20C. Even Scotland is expected to join in the milder weather, with cities like Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Perth, and Dundee likely to see temperatures reaching 14C to 15C.
This change in weather comes shortly after the Met Office issued a yellow warning for rain and wind in Wales and parts of England. Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Matthew Lehnert, warned of potential heavy rainfall, especially in urban areas.
Looking ahead, the Met Office predicts settled conditions for most areas in the upcoming week, with some showers expected in specific regions. The long-range forecast suggests that high pressure will bring stable weather conditions across the UK, with the possibility of some rain towards the west and northwest by early October.
Cities like Norwich, Peterborough, Cambridge, Norfolk, London, Luton, Oxford, Reading, Northampton, Gloucester, Coventry, Bristol, Bath, and Stratford upon Avon should prepare for these weather patterns in the coming days.