The country is predicted a chillier, drier week from Tuesday as the UK recovers from a wet and windy start to the year.
Temperatures will be slightly chillier than average with significantly less rainfall from Tuesday as the country recovers from a wet and windy start to 2024, forecasters have said.
Slightly warmer temperatures of around 8-10C are expected across England throughout the day, with highs of 12C. “With that, we’ll have some quite blustery showers which will be slightly wintry in nature across the northern parts of the UK. Some areas had unusually warm temperatures over the weekend – the highest being 21.8C recorded in Writtle, Essex, on Saturday – so the drop to more typical temperatures next week with stronger winds on Monday “might be a bit of a shock to the system for a number of people”, Mr Partridge said.
Mr Partridge said light winds and clear skies would make for “chilly nights” and cold early mornings, though temperatures will rise quickly once the sun comes up.
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