London Temperatures Set to Leap Stunning Met Office Forecast Suggests
Forecasters say the warm spell could lift temperatures to 26C, with the Environment Agency warning that reservoirs remain low amid ongoing drought.
- High pressure building from the Atlantic will bring a final warm spell to the UK this week, with temperatures forecast to reach the mid-20s across much of England.
- This warm stretch follows 2026's record-breaking summer, when consecutive heatwaves pushed temperatures above 30C on 40 days in England, leaving the country in serious drought.
- Tuesday is set to be the hottest day, with mercury potentially hitting 26C in the south while most other regions see temperatures climb into the low 20s.
- Environment Agency chief executive Philip Duffy warned the warm weather threatens to worsen drought, as reservoir storage in England currently stands at 56%, nearly 20 percentage points below seasonal average.
- Meteorologists anticipate a "supersized" El Niño event developing, which could bring wetter, stormier conditions to the UK later this autumn and winter following this final warm spell.
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