Summer warmth to return this week but rain will linger for some
Temperatures across the UK are set to rise this week, with highs reaching around 28 °C in parts of central and eastern England. Rainfall will persist, especially in northern and western regions, though overall totals are expected to be lower than in recent weeks. The warmer, drier conditions are also likely to boost grass pollen levels, potentially worsening hay‑fever symptoms.
- ▪Highs of up to 28 °C (82 °F) are forecast for central and eastern England later in the week, while western Scotland and Northern Ireland see milder temperatures of 19‑21 °C (66‑70 °F).
- ▪A low‑pressure system near the north‑west of the UK will bring intermittent rain, particularly to the north and west, but overall rainfall will be less than in the preceding weeks.
- ▪High pressure over mainland Europe will generate heat that may spill over into the UK, contrasting with the cooler, showery conditions caused by the nearby low pressure.
- ▪Rising temperatures and sunshine are expected to increase grass pollen concentrations, which could aggravate hay‑fever sufferers across the country.
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Summer warmth to return this week but rain will linger for someImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Summer warmth is set to return in bursts this week with drier weather on the cards for mostByMatt TaylorLead Weather PresenterPublished1 minute agoBursts of summer weather are set to return this week, with temperatures forecast to reach 28C (82F) in some places.After a rather cool week last week, all parts of the UK should feel warmer. It will also be drier for most, although spells of rain will still feature.Unfortunately for hay fever sufferers, pollen levels are likely to rise as the increasing temperatures come in the wake of wet weather.How warm will it get?All parts of the UK should feel warmer this week when compared with last week.Temperatures may fluctuate from day to day…
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