UK weather maps turn red
Britain could be in for a burst of warmer weather next weekend, with temperatures set to rocket to 28C in parts of the country. New weather maps have turned volcanic red across southern and eastern England as much warmer conditions sweep across the country on Sunday, September 6.
TL;DR
- Temperatures could reach 28C in parts of Britain on Sunday, September 6.
- Southern and eastern England are expected to experience the warmest weather, with London, Essex, and East Anglia seeing highs in the high 20s.
- Northern England and Scotland will remain cooler, with temperatures in the high teens and low 20s, and low to mid-teens respectively.
- The Met Office forecast suggests a possibility of short-lived warm spells in the south, alongside generally unsettled weather with showers or rain in other areas.
- The 15 hottest cities on Sunday, September 6, include London, Chelmsford, Southend-on-Sea, Colchester, Cambridge, and others, with temperatures ranging from 26C to 28C.