UK weather: Ex-Hurricane Isaias to bring 23°C warmth and 70mph gusts – where will be worst hit?

Britain is set for a dramatic mix of weather this week, with unusually warm temperatures, spells of heavy rain and powerful gusts all in the forecast. But which areas will feel the biggest impact?

The remnants of ex-Hurricane Isaias are set to influence the UK’s weather this week, bringing a striking contrast between warm temperatures, spells of rain and powerful winds.

After a relatively cool weekend, a southerly airflow is bringing milder air northwards, with temperatures climbing well above average for October. Some parts of southern and eastern England could reach 23°C on Tuesday, while the remnants of the former hurricane are expected to contribute to a windier and wetter spell later in the week.

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So, where will see the warmest weather, and which areas could bear the brunt of the strongest gusts?

23°C warmth before rain sweeps across the UK

Monday is starting on a mild but rather cloudy note, with temperatures reaching around 14–19°C. Weather fronts are bringing outbreaks of rain and drizzle to many areas, while sunshine remains limited.

The mild air will also keep temperatures unusually high overnight, with some parts of England potentially staying close to 18°C.

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