The United Kingdom experienced a mean temperature in September that has been virtually impossible without human-caused climate change, according to the Met Office. The question on everyone’s mind is whether this warm weather will carry through October as well.
BBC Weather’s Helen Willetts reviewed the week’s temperatures, which began with the warmest day in five years, reaching 24C. So far, the newest forecast indicates that the above-average warmth will stick around. Nevertheless, there will be some changes, with lower temperatures anticipated on Wednesday.
Due to high-pressure weather conditions, Willetts believes that a long-duration warm spell has emerged, with some uncertainty. Even though patterns could change, the likelihood of another impact from warm air could result in an extended period of dry weather in the first half of October. However, the chance of rain will increase past midmonth.
As the world’s temperature continues to rise, weather patterns are becoming more unpredictable. As a result, the weather forecasting will be more difficult. It is imperative to take important measures to mitigate climate change’s effects, including supporting campaigns to reduce the carbon footprint and raising public awareness
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