While the current heatwave is expected to remain in the beginning of the next week, there are slight coolers on Monday and Tuesday, signs of more uncertain conditions, especially in the north especially in the north
However, after a warm and dried season, there is a possibility of returning later over the week as high pressure is back inside.
The temperature is estimated to be above average for most of the rest of the month, especially in the south-east.
By the end of July and at least early August, there are signs of a cooling trend, although it can be short -lived.
The long -term weather forecasts that watch the next three months suggest that the temperature should be at least through the rest of the summer and in the early autumn, and above the average in southern England.
There is a less clear indication for rainfall, but it is likely to dry more than normal in the southeast and wet in the far north. September is most likely to see a return to wet conditions.
Climate projections of the Met office indicate that “the hot mantras in our future climate will occur more often, especially in the south -east of the UK. The temperature is expected to rise in all seasons, but the summer will be the most intense in summer.”
