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September scorcher as Met Office says 'middle of summer temperatures' hit UK this week
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September scorcher as Met Office says 'middle of summer temperatures' hit UK this week

The UK is set to experience a heatwave in late September, with temperatures reaching up to 25°C in parts of southeast England, according to the Met Office. The forecast predicts four consecutive days with temperatures above 20°C, including 23°C in London on Saturday and 21°C on Sunday. While some regions, such as Cardiff, Belfast, Glasgow, and Manchester, will also see temperatures around 18–23°C, there will be scattered showers across the country on Saturday, particularly in Scotland, southwest England, and Wales. By Sunday, conditions are expected to improve with drier and brighter weather, allowing temperatures to approach those typically seen during the middle of summer. However, starting Wednesday, an autumnal cold snap may bring overnight frost, although overall temperatures are projected to remain slightly above average.

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September scorcher as Met Office says 'middle of summer temperatures' hit UK this week

The UK is set to experience a heatwave in late September, with temperatures reaching up to 25°C in parts of southeast England, according to the Met Office. The forecast predicts four consecutive days with temperatures above 20°C, including 23°C in London on Saturday and 21°C on Sunday. While some regions, such as Cardiff, Belfast, Glasgow, and Manchester, will also see temperatures around 18–23°C, there will be scattered showers across the country on Saturday, particularly in Scotland, southwest England, and Wales. By Sunday, conditions are expected to improve with drier and brighter weather, allowing temperatures to approach those typically seen during the middle of summer. However, starting Wednesday, an autumnal cold snap may bring overnight frost, although overall temperatures are projected to remain slightly above average.

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