UK temperatures are expected to drop significantly following a period of hot weather, as per the latest forecasts. WXCharts predicts a notable decrease in temperatures on July 28, with some regions experiencing as low as 6°C. The south of England and East Anglia are forecasted to be the warmest, with temperatures reaching 14°C and 15°C in various cities.
In the Midlands and parts of the north, such as Birmingham, Nottingham, and Manchester, temperatures will range between 12°C and 13°C. Wales, including Cardiff and Conwy, and Northern Ireland, including Belfast and Derry, are expected to see highs of 10°C to 12°C.
Conversely, the north of England and southern Scotland will face even colder conditions, with temperatures dropping to single digits in cities like Newcastle, Carlisle, Edinburgh, and Dumfries. The coldest areas in the UK will be central and northern Scotland, with places like Inverness, Aberdeen, and Wick likely to experience temperatures around 6°C this week.
This temperature shift represents a significant deviation from the average July temperatures in England and Scotland, with the forecasted figures being approximately 11°C below the seasonal norm, according to reports. The Met Office has issued its own forecast, mentioning dry conditions with sunny spells expected for most parts of the UK, while northern regions might experience occasional rain.
Looking ahead, the weather is expected to remain settled throughout the week, with some cloud cover and isolated showers in the north. Temperatures are projected to stay warm to very warm, ranging from the mid to high 20s.