While autumn’s colors might add a dusky tinge to the British landscape, the typical October chill is going to be replaced by the warmer temperatures.
Variations in wind direction are expected in the next couple of days which will preserve the cold easterly gusts at bay.
As per weatherman, the winds will move from an easterly to westerly direction tomorrow, pushing temperatures to climb up to 62.6°F (17°C).
Most of the southern parts of Britain will witness heavy showers through Monday until Tuesday, but the westerly flow of the winds can make the weather much milder, with temperatures plunging to 61°F or 63°F (16°C or 17°C). The northern parts of the country will experience unsettled weather during the latter part of the week.
Where some regions will receive rain and thunderstorm activity in Britain, the weather will still remain dry and warm for the rest of the year.
A high pressure area is expected to form close to United Kingdom towards the end of this week which could lead to soothing weather conditions and a bright start to November.
Temperatures in the south are expected to nudge 62.6°F for the next few days and for the North, the thermometers will hover around 55.4°F (13°C).
A chilly start to the following week is anticipated, with the mercury dropping to 30.2°F (-1°C) in Scotland and over high ground in the north by tonight.
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