UK weather: Is this heat ‘just summer’?

While the existing heat wave is expected to continue at the beginning of the next week, there are signs of a little more cool and more restless conditions on Monday and Tuesday, especially in the north.

However, it is likely that the warmer and more dry air will return later as the high pressure increases.

It is estimated that temperatures will remain above the average of the rest of the month, especially in the southeast.

At the end of July and at least until the beginning of August, although this short -lived, there are a cooling trend indicators.

Looking at the next three months, longer -range weather forecasts suggest that temperatures should be over the rest of the summer and in the beginning of autumn and in the beginning of autumn and in Southern England.

There is a less clear signal for precipitation, but it is likely to be wet in the southeast than normal and more distant to the north. September will probably see a return to more wet conditions.

“Climate projections from the Met Office show that hot spells will be more often in our future climate in the southeast of England. Temperatures will rise in every season, but heat will be the most intense.”