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A high-pressure system is expected to arrive once again from the west on Wednesday, bringing a short period of dry and stable weather. This will mark a return to settled conditions after recent variability.
Temperatures, however, will be cooler compared to the weekend when a southerly breeze transported warm air from a persistent heatwave affecting central and southern Europe. Wednesday morning will start off quite crisp, with some locations experiencing temperatures in the single digits.
The coldest readings, ranging between 5 and 8 degrees Celsius, are anticipated in parts of eastern inland Scotland and north-east England. In contrast, other areas will see slightly warmer conditions, with temperatures hovering between 8 and 12 degrees Celsius.
Most regions can expect dry weather and sunny intervals, with daytime highs reaching from the high teens to low twenties Celsius. Meanwhile, coastal areas bordering the North Sea may encounter blustery conditions accompanied by early showers as a low-pressure area moves away. The winds, predominantly from the north-west, will gradually calm during the day, allowing the September sunshine to create a pleasantly warm atmosphere
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