Temperatures could reach 31C in south-east on Tuesday if bad weather lurking to the west stays away
It’s that time of year when Britons are used to unpacking their winter wardrobes. But don’t disturb the moths just yet: forecasters say Tuesday could be the warmest September day in more than 40 years.
The UK’s Indian summer is set to continue, with the mercury predicted to climb to as high as 31C in south-east England. Even eastern Scotland could continue to enjoy unseasonably warm weather, with temperatures of up to 23C forecast in Aberdeen.
Continue reading…
Source: Guardian Environment