UK set for final blast of summer as warm weather sweeps in - but we're going to freeze first
ok.co.ukBrits are in for a weather rollercoaster as a late summer heatwave is on the horizon, but not before they endure an chilly period.The UK is about to be swept by a low-pressure system, bringing an early autumn chill complete with rain and gale-force winds.The nation will be digging out their jumpers and coats, but it's not time to pack away the summer gear just yet.
Weather forecasts predict a swift recovery in temperatures after a brief five-day cold spell with frosty nights and heavy rain affecting Scotland, Northern Ireland, and parts of England's east coast.
Sign up to OK!'s daily newsletter to get updates sent to your inbox for free The Met Office has given us hope, stating: "Looking further ahead, milder air from the Atlantic is expected to push back across the country later on Friday and more especially into the weekend, cutting off the cold air from the north and seeing a return to temperatures nearer average for the time of year." Jim Dale, Senior meteorologist at British Weather Services and climate spokesman, hints at a warm resurgence towards the month's end.
He even suggests the possibility of an Indian summer, characterised by an unexpected October and November warmth. Chatting with Express.co.uk, he revealed: "All will recover as we head past mid-month.
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