UK to face ‘European monsoon’ with heavy rain and blasts of low pressure predicted


Much of the UK faces wetter weather this week, though it’s predicted that summer temperatures are around the corner.
The Met Office has predicted windy and wet conditions for the next few days, including showers and highs of just 15C.
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Hide AdForecasters say a ‘European monsoon’ is heading to the UK, with bursts of Atlantic low pressure on the way.
However, it’s predicted that temperatures will climb back up to highs of 26C by next week, just ahead of July.
The Met Office has given the following prediction for the coming week:
Monday June 21
Rain in the south easing and slowly clearing, though the far southeast may still the odd even until late in the night. Staying quite mild in south. Elsewhere dry with clear spells, and turning quite chilly.
Tuesday June 22
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Hide AdAny lingering rain in the far southeast clearing, then some sunshine for many areas and with light winds, it should feel pleasantly warm. Northwestern UK turning cloudy and damp later.
Wednesday to Friday (23rd - 25th)
Settled much of England and Wales Wednesday. Scotland and Northern Ireland cloudier with rain at times. Rain sinks south to all areas Thursday and Friday; becoming clearer in the north.
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