 Parts of southern England could see the benefit of some continental heat, thanks to shifting pressure systems over the come week. Greg said: 'An area of low pressure to the west of the UK and the Atlantic slowly starts to move towards us. 'What that allows to happen is for the winds to turn southerly, and we start to import some higher temperatures from the near continent. 'So, staying into Friday, we're likely to see those temperatures rising, potentially getting towards the high 20s and then possibly by Friday and into the weekend, depending on cloud and shower distribution, we could locally see temperatures){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
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Summer might be ready to make a long-awaited return next weekend, with forecasters predicted 30°C heat for some parts of the UK.
But there’s some bad news – the dismal weather that plagued July and early August isn’t going away quietly.
This morning, the Met Office issued a yellow warning for rain covering much of Wales and most of northern England, taking effect at midnight tonight.