![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/uk-weather-basking-brits-to-watch-lionesses-in-25c-hot-spell-after-chaos-of-storm-betty/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_MAIN-weather-split.jpg&description=The weather is set to turn for the better on Sunday with bright spells and temperatures of 25C forecast in some areas - just in time to watch the Lionesses bring football home Brits looking to watch tomorrow's World Cup Final with a breakfast barbecue or a couple of early beers have been reassured sunny weather is on the way. Storm Betty brought havoc in some areas of the UK today as heavy downpours and high winds battered the country. Massive 60mph winds were recorded in Wales while Northern Ireland had more rain last night than their average for the entire month. Betty is the second named storm of August after Antoni raged earlier this month. However, hope is on the horizon and it is good news for millions of fans of the Lionesses. Instead of hiding inside, people will be able to watch the World Cup Final between England and Spain in beer gardens or outside their own home with an early barbecue, with kick off at 11am. In welcome news for the country, the Met Office has predicted a bright day on Sunday. Met Office meteorologist Greg Dewhurst said: 'It's going to be a bright day for most of tomorrow. Sunny spells across the whole country. "A few showers are possible but most places will stay dry. I think there could be one or two heavy showers perhaps across Scotland and Northern Ireland, but even here lots of places will stay dry. Still a little bit breezy across the northwest of the UK tomorrow. "We could see gusts during the day, say the Western Isles, around about 35 to 40 miles an hour but in most places the winds will be lighter than this. Temperature wise it will be similar to today with most places getting up to around 20 to 23C and in the southeast of the UK around about 25C.' This month's two named storms was the first in the UK since 2020 when Ellen and Francis hit the country. Mr Dewhurst added winds of 66mph were recorded at Capel Curig in north Wales today, with many western parts of the UK being hit with gusts of wind between 45 and 55mph. A warning f){kind=link}
The weather is set to turn for the better on Sunday with bright spells and temperatures of 25C forecast in some areas – just in time to watch the Lionesses bring football home
Brits looking to watch tomorrow’s World Cup Final with a breakfast barbecue or a couple of early beers have been reassured sunny weather is on the way.
Storm Betty brought havoc in some areas of the UK today as heavy downpours and high winds battered the country. Massive 60mph winds were recorded in Wales while Northern Ireland had more rain last night than their average for the entire month.
Betty is the second named storm of August after Antoni raged earlier this month. However, hope is on the horizon and it is good news for millions of fans of the Lionesses.
Instead of hiding inside, people will be able to watch the World Cup Final between England and Spain in beer gardens or outside their own home with an early barbecue, with kick off at 11am.