- Parts of the UK are experiencing unseasonably warm late September weather, with temperatures reaching up to 24C in areas such as London and Cambridge.
- Met Office chief forecaster Matthew Lehnert attributed the warm conditions to an Atlantic low pressure system pulling warm air from Europe.
- The mild spell will be brief, with wet and blustery conditions and up to 10mm of rain forecast from Wednesday night.
- Winds of up to 50mph are expected to affect western coastal regions, potentially creating large waves.
- More settled weather is anticipated over the weekend as high pressure builds, bringing drier and brighter conditions.
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‘Unseasonably’ warm temperatures expected to hit the UK this week