Forecasters say that during the “unstable” September in the UK, strong winds and heavy rain will hit parts of the country.
This week, most parts of the country may see the last summer weather this year, and the next month will be miserable.
this Bureau of Meteorology This has been attributed to the low pressure zone that will enter from Sunday, plus the impact of the US “increased tropical storm activity”.
Weather Bureau forecaster Alex Burkill told PA News Agency: “It can be said that the beginning of this month will be fairly stable, with high pressure dominating.
“There will be drizzle and clouds in the east this week, but it will definitely reach more than 20 degrees in some areas of the west, and you will see sunlight everywhere.
“However, this may be the last summer weather before the end of September. Starting from Sunday, the weather has continued to be unstable and the air pressure is low.”
Mr. Burkier warned that there may be “more rain and wind” in September than in August, and parts of August are wetter than average. southeast And London.
He went on to say: “The low pressure, with the increase in tropical storm activity, Atlantic It will definitely make this month feel more autumn than in previous years.
“The temperature may remain near the annual average, and it may be slightly cooler before the end of the month-it is likely to become dry again by then.”
