Next week rain returns to the UK

After the hot days as temperatures could reach 30°C this weekend, Monday is expected August 15 The onset of rain. Thus, they will also start low temperatures Until it approaches the average for that time of year, although it may rise again at the end of the month.

However, Monday will still be sunny with a high of 28°C. Fortunately, some of the heat will be dissipated by the shower. The Met Office (office met for its acronym in English) London gave a 40% chance Rainfall in the afternoon, specifically between 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm. On the other hand, Tuesday is expected to be cloudy and cool, with maximum temperatures of 25 degrees Celsius in addition to more rain also between 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm.

Long-term forecast from the Bureau of Meteorology for the period covered Between Monday 15 August and Wednesday 24 August He says: “This period will break the hot, sunny, dry weather of the last few days, and conditions will become more variable across the UK. Rain will spread from the west and south next week, sometimes heavy with thunder, although droughts with sunny spells in between will be possible. At the same time, temperatures will gradually fall back to nearly normal by August.”

Will there be more rain in the coming months?

South East England has seen 144 days with little or no rain since January The longest drought since the 1970sAccording to figures from the Bureau of Meteorology. South-east and south-central England saw an average of just 5mm of rain last month, making it the lowest July recorded since 1836, when records began to be kept.

Fortunately, already rain arrives And not just for next week. “Later, more capricious weather will prevail, with the risk that it will be Heavy rain or thunderstorms, but also with clear and dry periods. Warmth back to end-of-period warmth across much of England and Wales, with likely to become locally warm in parts of the south and southeast, the Met Office forecasts.