September 25th 2024.
As we transition into autumn, it seems that colder mornings are making their way in. Across the country, temperatures are steadily dropping, and many areas in the UK are still dealing with the aftermath of flash flooding. It looks like this weekend is going to be particularly chilly, with London expecting lows of 6°C and Edinburgh bracing for a frosty 3°C.
Fortunately, most of the UK will be spared from rainfall until tomorrow when a large system is expected to move across the British Isles. But don't worry, because the clouds are set to clear on Saturday, giving way to a cold but sunny day. It might be a good idea to break out your jacket and bundle up. In Cumbria, temperatures are expected to dip near freezing, with Kendal reaching a low of just 1°C. Other cities like Belfast, Manchester, and Bristol will also experience lows of 5°C, while Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Newcastle Upon Tyne will see temperatures drop to 3°C.
According to Oli Claydon, a spokesman for the Met Office, Tuesday will be a much drier day, but there is a chance of rain in northern Scotland, which will make its way south throughout the day. He also mentioned that temperatures will continue to feel colder throughout the week, with some areas in Scotland experiencing single-digit temperatures. In fact, there is even a possibility of air frost in rural parts of southern Scotland overnight tonight.
But the coldest day of the week will be Saturday, with the entire UK experiencing low temperatures below 10°C. So make sure to bundle up and stay warm. Despite the chilly weather, it's a perfect opportunity to enjoy some outdoor activities or cozy up indoors with a warm cup of tea. Stay safe and have a great weekend!
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