UK Weather: Sunny and bright
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The country's open spaces have been craving rainfall over the past few weeks, turning many gardens and landscapes brown and dull. increase. Kent and Sussex are set to implement a hosepipe ban next week, according to South East Water. This prevents people from using water to wash their cars or fill their children's pools and water gardens. Such restrictions have already been imposed by Southern Water from today on Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
causing problems with domestic water supplies across the country.
On July 19th, thermometers hit a whopping 40.3 degrees Celsius in parts of the country. This is an absolute record that has never been recorded in this country before.
The Bureau of Meteorology also said drought continued across much of the UK, with only a small portion of the north seeing spontaneous showers.
However, recently In a statement, forecasters said the situation would be "changeable" after mid-August.
This Week
The weather will begin to change on Sunday, August 14th, with rain expected from August 15th.
According to weather model WX Charts, more rain clouds are expected to cover the UK on August 15th.
The start of the new week will see more scattered showers, but a period of heavy downpours will begin on Thursday, 18 August, covering much of the south.
Read more: UK heat wave: 8-day heatwave and 35 degrees Celsius forecast
These are set to last at least until Saturday, August 20th. However, it is unknown at this time how long it will last.
His long-range forecast for mid-to-late August from the Japan Meteorological Agency says people should expect more erratic weather.
However, the south still appears largely dry compared to the west and north of England.
It states:
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" Temperatures tended to be between average and warm most of the time, with perhaps warm to very warm in the south, sometimes damp.
Conditions may spread further to the south and east, but the north and west may still see the heaviest precipitation.”
It does not specify how long the ban will last.
