Brits may experience a surprising increase in temperature next month, with experts forecasting an Indian Summer that could bring highs of up to 18C in parts of England. Recent weather models indicate that on Bonfire Night, November 5, the weather might resemble late September rather than early winter, especially in East Anglia where the mildest conditions are expected. Temperatures could reach 18C in Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex, with cities like Norwich, Chelmsford, Colchester, and Ipswich expected to enjoy the warm weather. Coastal areas nearby could also see temperatures ranging from 15C to 17C.
Inland regions such as Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Kent, and London are projected to experience highs of 17C, with central and eastern England likely to be warmer compared to the western regions. Cornwall and Devon are anticipated to have temperatures ranging between 13C and 15C, while the Midlands, Yorkshire, and most of the north-east are expected to stay in the mid-teens. The north-west, including Merseyside and Lancashire, may see slightly cooler temperatures around 14C, dropping to approximately 10C in Cumbria.
The Met Office’s extended weather forecast for October 30 to November 8 suggests that temperatures are expected to be normal or slightly above average for this time of year. The outlook indicates an unsettled start with low pressure systems bringing rain and strong winds, particularly in western areas where higher rainfall amounts are likely. As November progresses, the weather is forecasted to remain changeable and unsettled across the UK, with occasional heavy rain and strong winds, interspersed with drier and brighter intervals. Temperatures are forecasted to be around normal or slightly above average for the season.
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