![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/met-office-predicts-exactly-when-sun-and-sizzling-temperatures-will-return-to-uk/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_Sunny-February-weather-in-Brighton.jpg&description=The Met Office has predicted when hot weather is expected to return to the UK after plenty of wind, rain and stormy conditions so far this month following the warmest June on record Brit sun lovers have been told when they can expect sizzling temperatures to return as the country is battered by wind and rain. A week of sunshine and showers is being forecast for the coming seven-day period but hot summer weather is not predicted until mid-August, according to the Met Office. While southern Europe is being hit by stifling temperatures, it is a very different situation in the UK with heavy winds and storms this weekend. Outbreaks of rain will continue over the coming days while temperatures are expected to remain in the low 20Cs. And Tuesday will see a heavy band of rain cross central and northern parts of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Met Office forecaster Simon Partridge said that the pattern of changeable weather was expected to continue for another month. 'It's fairly disappointing for the middle of July, nothing particularly warm or sunny," he said. 'At the moment, the main signal on our long-range models is there is a signal for things turning drier and warmer but not until mid-August. 'The weather pattern is blocked and not changing which is part of the reason why things got so warm in southern Europe, because that high pressure is just sitting there, keeping that warmth growing, but unfortunately it is keeping us in this more changeable airstream, so nothing too wonderful for the next couple of weeks.' During this weekend, heavy winds hampered efforts by firefighters to put out a blaze at the Royal Albion Hotel in Brighton, East Sussex, with a number of events also being cancelled around the country, including the first day of the Goodwood Festival of Speed being pulled for the first time in its 30-year history. Mr Partridge said: 'The general gist is it will become a little more settled through the week but we are not going to see weather as wet and win){kind=link}
The Met Office has predicted when hot weather is expected to return to the UK after plenty of wind, rain and stormy conditions so far this month following the warmest June on record
Brit sun lovers have been told when they can expect sizzling temperatures to return as the country is battered by wind and rain.
A week of sunshine and showers is being forecast for the coming seven-day period but hot summer weather is not predicted until mid-August, according to the Met Office.
While southern Europe is being hit by stifling temperatures, it is a very different situation in the UK with heavy winds and storms this weekend.
Outbreaks of rain will continue over the coming days while temperatures are expected to remain in the low 20Cs.