Weather forecasts for early August predict a notable rise in temperatures across the UK, with certain areas possibly experiencing highs of 31°C. WXCharts' data from July 21 shows that by the afternoon of August 3, places like London, Kent, and Essex may see temperatures exceed 30°C. Other cities such as Birmingham, Southampton, and Cardiff are also expected to witness temperatures in the high 20s to low 30s. The weather maps depict a vast area in England shaded in intense red, signifying extremely warm conditions.
In the lead-up to the peak warmth on August 3, Birmingham and London are anticipated to register temperatures ranging from 28°C to 30°C. Notably, the heat is expected to persist into the night, with another forecast chart indicating temperatures in London around 27°C to 28°C at midnight on August 4. Many regions in the South and Midlands are likely to remain comfortably above 20°C. If these predictions hold true, a brief "mini-heatwave" could provide a return to summery weather following an unusually wet July.
According to the Met Office's long-range forecast for the period from July 25 to August 3, the best chances for drier and sunnier conditions are forecasted for southern and eastern parts of the UK. While average temperatures are anticipated overall, the forecast suggests a slight possibility for hot spells towards the end of July and into the beginning of August. As August progresses, the Met Office also notes there may be a push from high-pressure systems to bring continued warmer temperatures, particularly in southern and eastern regions of the country.
6 Comments
Matzomaster
My allergies are going to be awful. Heat + pollen = misery for me.
Rotfront
So glad to hear this! I can finally wear my summer clothes and feel happier!
Karamba
Time to get the paddling pool out! I love a good British summer.
lettlelenok
Fingers crossed for sunshine! Let's hope we actually get the summer we deserve!
ytkonos
Heatwaves are always a nightmare for my energy bills. Time to brace for sky-high costs.
dedus mopedus
I hope these temperatures don't last too long, otherwise, there will be a shortage of water supplies.