![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/uk-weather-forecast-met-office-reveals-when-sunshine-will-return-after-weeks-of-rain/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_Summer-weather-June-25th-2023.jpg&description=The Met Office says rain and blustery weather is expected to last until the second half of August with "more settled and warmer weather with lighter winds" The Met Office has revealed when sunshine will finally return after weeks of rain. Brits have had to endure downpours in the past week and the weather is not set to change in the coming days. Another largely wet and windy weekend is coming as a low pressure sends successive bands of rain across the nation from the west. The Met Office says the disappointing conditions could even last until the second half of August. Its long range forecast says: 'Likely to remain fairly changeable for the most part through mid to late August. This means further rain or showers at times throughout the UK, with north-western and western areas perhaps seeing the wettest conditions. 'Some showers may turn heavy and thundery. These unsettled spells are likely to be accompanied by strong winds, which will accentuate the rather cool feel during these periods.' But in the second half of August we can finally expect some respite. The Met Office adds: 'There is a possibility, increasingly towards the second half of August, of a greater incidence of short spells of more settled and warmer weather with lighter winds.' Though this weekend it will feel like summer is over already. It'll be showery in the south of England and south of Wales on Saturday, a band of rain expected to move northwards and gather momentum by Sunday. Between 20 and 30mm of rain could fall in the worst-affected areas on Sunday, which are thought to be parts of the northwest. Temperatures will largely struggle at around 18 to 21C all weekend, forecasters say. It'll be warmest on Saturday in East Anglia but even then, the mercury will only reach 24C - average for this time of the year. This comes as the forecasters warned of regular scorching 40C summers after 2022 being the hottest year on record in the UK. The hot, dry summer that saw 40C temperatures recorded in the UK){kind=link}
The Met Office says rain and blustery weather is expected to last until the second half of August with “more settled and warmer weather with lighter winds”
The Met Office has revealed when sunshine will finally return after weeks of rain.
Brits have had to endure downpours in the past week and the weather is not set to change in the coming days.
Another largely wet and windy weekend is coming as a low pressure sends successive bands of rain across the nation from the west.
The Met Office says the disappointing conditions could even last until the second half of August.