New weather maps show a hot plume of warm weather approaching the country as temperatures are expected to increase at the end of the month.
In parts of the UK, there may be temperatures above 20C on September 29, reports Birmingham Live. This includes parts of Yorkshire such as Leeds and Hull.
There may be some heavy downpours as well although they are currently only expected to hit parts of North-West Scotland. For the rest of the UK, it may be “strangely warm”, weather experts say.
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This comes after the UK has been hit by the remnants of three hurricanes. Netweather predicts parts of the country will experience some high winds and intensive showers over the next few days.
However, this will then be followed by “warm tropical air entrained within the system”.
They said: “The spell of wet and windy weather midweek spreads over Wales and England on Wednesday with warm tropical air entrained within the system.”
(Image: Netweather/Birmingham Live)
Netweather added: “As the frontal bands edge eastwards there will be heavy rain, strong gusty winds but it will strangely warm with temperatures reaching the low twenties for some.” James Madden, forecaster for Exacta Weather, previously said there is the ‘potential’ for high pressure to build, bringing ‘wall-to-wall sunshine and balmy temperatures’.”
Meteorological expert Jim Dale said: “The ashes of ex-hurricanes Lee and Margot impacting the UK next couple of days. Afterburners of newly formed Hurricane Nigel, scuffing past northwest Scotland this weekend.
“Western areas of the UK especially northwest will have an overload of rain.”
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