TEMPERATURES are set to get frightfully warm as we heard towards Halloween.
We could see highs of more than 20C by the end of the week, Bournemouth-based forecaster Bournemouth & Poole Weather has said.
Providing an outlook this morning, the weather enthusiast said: “Well a quieter day today.
"Fewer showers and certainly less potent and bright or sunny spells most of the time. Maybe not quite as mild with max temps of 17C.”
Well a quieter day today. Fewer showers and certainly less potent and bright or sunny spells most of the time. Maybe not quite as mild with max temps of 17C @portlandukwx @DorsetSnow @Bournemouthecho
— Bournemouth & Poole Weather (@BournemouthWea1) October 24, 2022
He added: “Actually not a bad working week coming up, the rain signals have been dialled back and we should be limited to just a few showers. Potentially becoming exceptionally mild towards the end of the week with temperatures above 20C.”
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A yellow weather warning of thunderstorms was issued by the Met Office for Sunday.
No further warnings are in force for this week currently.
According to the Met Office forecast, this week will be largely dry and warm.
Here’s the forecast for the next few days
Monday, October 24 – 17C, sunny intervals changing to thunder showers in the afternoon
Tuesday, October 25 – 17C, cloudy changing to light showers by late morning
Wednesday, October 26 – 19C, light showers changing to cloudy by late morning
Thursday, October 27 – 19C, cloudy changing to sunny intervals by late morning
Friday, October 28 – 18C, cloudy
Saturday, October 29 – 18C, cloudy
Sunday, October 30 - 18C, cloudy changing to light showers by lunchtime
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