Hot weather maps show exact date perfect 27C heat returns to England | Weather | News
The UK is preparing for a perfect summer day next week, where temperatures can reach a dream -like 27C. Air maps estimate that England will be the hottest of the South on Sunday, September 7, but Britain will receive a late temperature explosion before autumn starts, and in the 20s, the estimated temperatures.
According to the maps of WXcharts, the border between Surrey, Gloucestershire and Norfolk and Lincolnshire will reach the hottest temperatures on Sunday. Temperatures will remain largely around 26C in the south of England, but some parts of the beach will be slightly cool.
On the southern coast in Devon, it can be slightly cooler with its temperature estimation in low 20s. It can sit between 20C and 22C along the coast in the city and Norfolk.
Midlands is in a pleasant Sunday with temperatures ranging from 25C to 27C in Birmingham, Northamponshire and Leicestershire.
Although the north will still be bright and hot compared to the air maps, temperatures reach a nice 24C in Manchester, 19c in Newcastle and 21C in Kingdom.
Met Office long -range prediction, between August 30 and September 8, some shower, heavier rain and even low -pressure systems with storms foresee restless air.
However, he added that some short -lived dry air spells are probably among the systems. As a result: “Temperatures will probably be close to the average, but any more dry, more sunny spells may go up from time to time.”
