Sunny weather in Glasgow - at last! ☀️
Weather forecasters at the BBC have predicted that Glasgow is in for a sunny week very soon with highs of 22C on the horizon.
In their 14-day forecast, the experts say that from Wednesday, August 16, temperatures will spike to 20C with the sun set to stay out for several days. And thankfully during this time, there is little rain set to soak us all meaning we can all get out and enjoy the last of the summer days before we welcome autumn and winter.Continuing with the sunny spells, from Thursday it will rise slightly to 21C and stay like this until August 20 with it being broken up by a rainy day on Monday, August 21.
Thankfully this won't last long with the rays set to come out again on August 22 with temperatures matching the date and reaching 22C with lows of 12C. As well as the rain staying at bay, the wind also appears to not be strong. After this, the sunny spells will continue however we will see showers happening at the same time.
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