US EditionWhat the Weather Has in Store for Us This Bank Holiday Weekend
Temperatures may reach 24C on Monday, with mostly dry and sunny conditions expected though light showers could occur due to Hurricane Erin's influence.
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Temperatures to reach 26°C over bank holiday weekend
Temperatures across the UK are to rise to 26°C this bank holiday weekend, the Met Office has forecast. Forecasters say more sunshine, along with winds from continental Europe, will bring a spell of hot weather but not enough to warrant another heatwave.The Met Office defines a UK heatwave when a location records a period of at least three consecutive days with daily maximum temperatures meeting or exceeding the heatwave temperature threshold, wh…
What The Weather's Going To Be Like This Bank Holiday Weekend - And The Roads Set To Face The Worst Delays - Great Yorkshire Radio
And how will disruption on the roads and railways affect the plans of millions of people around the UK? Weather A dry and settled bank holiday weekend is in store for many in the UK, but with record temperatures possible in some parts, forecasters have said. Met Office chief meteorologist Paul Gunderen said temperatures “are generally on the rise through the weekend, possibly peaking around 28C (82F) in some parts of southern and central England…
UK weather: Met Office reveals Bank Holiday forecast with Brits to...
THE Met Office has revealed its forecast for the bank holiday weekend, with Brits due to bask in 26C sunshine on Monday. “Lots of fine weather” is expec... #news, #uknews, #weatherlatestforecastfortheuk, #metoffice, #bankholidays, #flyingeze
UK Weather: Bank Holiday warmth could reach 27°C in West Midlands
After a mostly dull start to the week, could late August deliver a warmer, brighter Bank Holiday across the UK?Thursday will bring a rather grey and dull day across much of the UK, with plenty of cloud around. In the east, it may even be thick enough to squeeze out a few spots of patchy drizzle. Brighter breaks are more likely across Northern Ireland, Wales, western Scotland and southwest England. A brisk northerly breeze will keep things feelin…
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