BRITS are forecast to enjoy balmier conditions in hours, with some locations seeing 25C highs. Rainier weather has marked the beginning of September after consistently hot and dry conditions this summer. Brits can expect to enjoy balmier conditions at the start of next week after a cooler start to the month Credit: Shutterstock Editorial The Met Office has forecast warmer and sunnier conditions over the weekend, with some regions set to enjoy 25C temperatures at the start of next week. This follows changeable weather at the beginning of September including more frequent rain and stronger winds. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! Today, Brits can expect “temperatures near average” according to the Met Office, with variable cloud and sunny spells before cloud and rain move eastwards. Outbreaks of rain and drizzle are forecast tonight across many central and southern areas as blustery showers hit the far northwest while the north enjoys clear spells. Tomorrow’s weather will see cloud and patchy rain across parts of southern England and Wales as it remains brighter and sunnier in the east. On Saturday, Peterborough, Norwich, Cambridge and London will see the very best of the weather, with the southeast forecast to enjoy 23C highs by 4pm on Saturday. Large swathes of the country, including Sheffield, Nottingham and Birmingham are also forecast for at least 20C temperatures in the afternoon. Across the country, low teens and early twenties are expected for the most part of Sunday, with London and the south again forecast to enjoy the sunniest weather. Most read in The Sun Saturday, September 19 is forecast for highs of 23C at 4pm Credit: MET Office On Sunday, September 20, temperatures are expected to be lower at 4pm Credit: MET Office Temperatures as high as 25C degrees are forecast for the beginning of next week in London, Reading, Worcester and Coventry. Both Monday and Tuesday will see these highs, with the majority of England reaching temperatures of at least 20C by 4pm on those days. By Wednesday, conditions will become a bit cooler, returning to autumn averages of low teens and early twenties across the country. Warm sunshine will persist until the end of next week, with peak temperatures staying in the low twenties until the beginning of October. Comment now
Gloomy UK will be hit by balmy 25C temperatures in hours after weeks of rainy washouts
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