UK heatwave comes to an end: Here’s what to expect from next week’s temperatures

Pressure charts today look similar to yesterday, with high pressure continuing to dominate helping conditions to remain largely clear and dry over most parts. However, compared to earlier this week, temperatures are much closet to the seasonal average, giving Brits a break from the heatwave conditions. How cool will it be next week?

The weather set-up this weekend has led to a keen northerly breeze that’s helped temperatures to cool down compared to earlier this week when parts of the UK say over 10 days of heatwave conditions.

High pressure remains in charge, alongside a northerly breeze

In terms of weather, it’s been a mix of cloud and clear skies for majority of England, Wales and Northern Ireland to start the day. There is also more in the way of blue skies compared to yesterday, meaning it’ll be a pleasant summer Sunday for most.

Through the afternoon, and thanks to the high pressure most places will be sunny and dry. This will help temperatures rise and the sunshine becomes stronger.However, the northerly breeze could feel brisk at times and you may notice a chill in parts of the East of England, over the North Sea c

oast. It may also lead to some cloud formation and thus some drizzle over East Anglia, but this will be very light and few and far in between.Northernmost Scotland could also see some showers in the later in the day, coming in from the North, but these won’t be very heavy. Al

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