Met Office's Scotland September 'heatwave' update in warmer weekend forecast
dailyrecord.co.ukSeptember has finally arrived, officially marking the end of meteorological summer and kickstarting autumn. But the first few days of the month could see parts of Scotland experience a warm spell as temperatures are set to be higher than average for this time of year.
The high-pressure system that causes temperatures to spike is due to Hurricane Franklin that's currently sweeping across the Atlantic.
That's according to the Met Office, who said last month that tropical storms overseas could result in a warm September for the UK.
According to the forecasters, the average temperature in the UK for September is around the late teens. But this weekend, weather maps show Glasgow hitting 20C at around 2pm on Saturday, September 2, as well as areas such as Pitlochry, Perth and Stirling.
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