![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/uk-weather-forecast-map-shows-exact-date-brits-should-brace-for-10-days-of-storms/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/1_weather3.jpg&description=Weather maps show Monday will mark the beginning of another period of unsettled weather, including widespread wind, rain and storms that will last until the middle of the month Alarming new maps show the exact moment storms will pummel the country next week, ushering in 10 miserable days of rain. It has been a wet and soggy July following on from the hottest June on record, due to the positioning of the jet stream to the south of the UK which has cut it off from the stifling heat in the south of Europe. Monday will mark the beginning of another period of unsettled weather including widespread wind, rain and storms that will last until the middle of the month. A band of "organised rain" will kick the week off with north west England the most affected, with up to 16mm falling per hour. Conditions will eventually improve with the return of sunshine and potential 30C highs, according to meteorologist Phil Morrish. He told the Express: "There will be another seven to 10 days of this unsettled weather as the jet stream comes in from the west giving us periods of rain and showers and moderate temperatures of 20C in the south and 17 to 18C in the north. "August 7-14 looks warmer with sunnier conditions as the jet stream moves north allowing high pressure from the south to build up. Between August 10-14 normal temperatures of 20 - 25C in the south. The third week of August will see more warmth, 25C to perhaps 30C if high pressure takes hold. "There'll be one more week of unsettled conditions, then becoming more settled. It's getting better after six weeks of unsettled weather. By the third week of August, the whole country will be more settled." He added next week will see storms in various places due to instability in the air with possible storms at the end of August caused if the heat arrives "full-on". BBC forecaster Tomasz Schafernaker agreed that the outlook is unsettled: "This low pressure, it is quite a large area of low pressure, quite an elongated one, it is slow mo){kind=link}
Weather maps show Monday will mark the beginning of another period of unsettled weather, including widespread wind, rain and storms that will last until the middle of the month
Alarming new maps show the exact moment storms will pummel the country next week, ushering in 10 miserable days of rain.
It has been a wet and soggy July following on from the hottest June on record, due to the positioning of the jet stream to the south of the UK which has cut it off from the stifling heat in the south of Europe.
Monday will mark the beginning of another period of unsettled weather including widespread wind, rain and storms that will last until the middle of the month.
A band of “organised rain” will kick the week off with north west England the most affected, with up to 16mm falling per hour. Conditions will eventually improve with the return of sunshine and potential 30C highs, according to meteorologist Phil Morrish.