New weather projections suggest that an Indian Summer with temperatures reaching 25C could be in store for the UK. According to WXCharts, utilizing Met Office data, regions like Norfolk, East Anglia, and the South East could experience highs between 20C to 23C starting from October 4.
While the South East and East Anglia are expected to enjoy the warmth of an Indian summer, other parts of the UK might see temperatures ranging from 11C to 19C, with the Pennines possibly dropping to 9C. Subsequent days are likely to see temperature increases in various regions, with East Anglia and the South East reaching up to 23C.
In Northern England, temperatures could range from 16C to 20C, while Scotland and Northern Ireland might experience temperatures around 15C to 19C. By October 6, Norfolk’s eastern tip could see highs of 25C, with the rest of East Anglia hitting 23C and 24C.
Typically occurring in October and November, an Indian summer refers to a period of warm and calm weather during autumn. While the upcoming temperatures are expected to be above average, the Met Office predicts potential rainfall and strong winds in the western parts of the UK.
Looking ahead to mid-October, the weather outlook becomes less certain, with slow-moving weather systems possibly leading to cooler and more changeable conditions. As low-pressure systems approach from the North Atlantic, windy conditions may increase, but temperatures are likely to stabilize around the average range.
