not shining persists, but temperature After Sunday set a record as Britain’s hottest day so far this year, temperatures are expected to cool, a tenth of a degree above Saturday’s high.
plymouth Sunday recorded 24.4°C, narrowly beating Bramham’s 24.3°C on Saturday. west yorkshire.of London The temperature reached around 22°C.
But meteorologists expect cooler temperatures on Monday, which is a public holiday.
“Generally, we’ll see a lot of dry weather with plenty of sunshine,” said JMA meteorologist Jonathan Vawtry.
“Occasionally, hazy clouds pass by, obscuring the sunlight in some places.
“After that, areas along the east coast will feel cooler.”
Wales and south-west England are expected to see their warmest on Monday, with temperatures expected to reach 20 degrees Celsius. Temperatures are expected to drop in London, with sunny skies and a high of 18 degrees Celsius.
Following the deaths of two men rescued from the waters off Torbay, Devon and Cornwall Police Superintendent Ben Davis said: Go inshore and follow water safety advice. ”
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/london-uk-weather-forecast-bank-holiday-monday-hottest-day-b1084296.html London weather forecast: sunshine persists but temperatures drop after hottest day of the year on Sunday
