August 18th 2024.
As the weekend approaches, many people in the UK are looking forward to enjoying some sunny and pleasant weather. However, this may not last for long as we enter the new week. The reason for our current pleasant conditions can be attributed to the jet stream, which has split into two branches over the country. One branch is located near northern Scotland, while the other is near southern England.
As a result, most of the rain over the weekend has fallen in the far north of Scotland and in France. The majority of the UK is experiencing warm and dry conditions, thanks to a weak ridge of high pressure between the two branches. Although there may be some patchy clouds and showers, temperatures are expected to be around average for this time of year. Central England will see highs of 24°C, while northern Scotland will experience lows of 14°C.
According to the latest forecast for today, it looks like we're in for another pleasant day with warm temperatures and plenty of sunny spells. However, there may be some isolated showers in the north, which could be heavy at times. So, it's a good idea to make the most of this warm and dry weather while it lasts. But, unfortunately, things are set to change from Monday onwards.
Deputy Chief Meteorologist at the Met Office, David Oliver, explains that the jet stream will shift on Monday, bringing an Atlantic frontal system towards the UK. This means that many areas can expect cloudy, wet, and windy conditions for Monday and Tuesday, with strong winds possible in the north.
Looking ahead to next week, the remnants of Hurricane Ernesto, which is currently heading towards Bermuda, may also have an impact on the UK's weather patterns as it moves into the North Atlantic. However, it's still too early to predict exactly how Ernesto will affect us. Meteorologist Dan says that the most likely scenario is for unsettled weather from Wednesday, particularly in the north and west, with heavy rain and strong winds possible. However, the south east may see warmer and drier conditions.
It's always a good idea to keep an eye on the most up-to-date forecast for the latest information. In other news, Londoners are bracing themselves for what could potentially be the hottest day of the year. Meanwhile, rents in the capital continue to rise, leaving many wondering if a cap would make a difference. And, in a heartwarming rescue, firefighters have saved a group of ducklings who got stuck in a manhole. For more news from the bustling city, make sure to visit The Agency's London news hub.
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