Temperatures to drop briefly ahead of next UK heatwave
Summary
Temperatures in the UK are expected to drop in the next few days, ending the recent heatwave in parts of southern and eastern England. Thunderstorms and strong winds will bring cooler, less humid weather, but another heatwave could develop next week.Key Facts
- The UK recently matched the record of 34 days with temperatures at or above 30°C (86°F) in one year.
- A low-pressure system has caused heavy rain and thunderstorms, especially in northern and western UK regions.
- The Met Office issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms in north-east Scotland on Wednesday.
- Storms could bring lightning, hail, strong winds, up to 50mm of rain in some places, and risk of flash flooding.
- Temperatures will cool to around 15°C to 24°C, close to the August average by Thursday.
- Humidity levels will drop, making the weather feel more comfortable.
- Some forecasts suggest a sixth heatwave may form next week, especially in south-east England.
- It is too early to know how long or strong the potential next heatwave will be.
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