The UK will soar to a high of 28 degrees Celsius (82.4 degrees Fahrenheit) next week, indicating that the summer weather is not over yet.
Parts of the country will be level with the top level European Resorts, such as Saint Tropez Mykonos And Faro between Monday and Wednesday.
The southeast will usher in the best weather, warm air from Mediterranean After a gray and cool August.
Alex Burkier Bureau of Meteorology The forecaster told PA News Agency: “After the disappointing summer is over, it looks like the high temperature will start to reach the southeast.
“August is particularly dark and the temperature is low, but it does look like there will be a bit of summer weather.
“This week will start on Monday, and the temperature will reach 27 degrees Celsius (80.6 degrees Fahrenheit), which may be dry and sunny for most people, but this is just the beginning.
“Tuesday may be the hottest day, and the temperature may reach 28 degrees Celsius (82.4 degrees Fahrenheit) or even higher before the temperature drops slightly again on Wednesday.
“I have to say that there is still some uncertainty about how hot the weather is, and the whole country will not be like this.”
Mr. Burkier said this will come after cloudy and humid conditions in parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland appeared over the weekend.
Most parts of England and Wales will be warm and dry, with temperatures reaching 24 degrees Celsius (75.2 degrees Fahrenheit) by Sunday.
He added: “Recently we encountered an area of high pressure over the UK-which made the weather quite stagnant.
“This high pressure will start to drift south into Europe and affect our weather by changing the direction of the wind-it was from the northeast before, but starting from Monday, it will start to come from the southern part of the European continent.
“This is not Indian summer, it usually arrives at the end of September, but I certainly agree that we have not seen the last hot and sunny weather yet.”
