Harrow is set for a very warm Friday this week, with temperatures expected to climb to around 26°C as warmer weather moves across southern England.
The Met Office says temperatures could reach 27°C or 28°C in some parts of the southeast, making Friday exceptionally warm for late September.
Warm Friday for Harrow
In Harrow, temperatures are currently forecast to reach around 26°C on Friday, 25 September, with long sunny spells expected through the day.
Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster Dan Holley said: “Once early fog patches clear in the south, Friday will be exceptionally warm for late September, especially in the southeast closest to an area of high pressure over the nearby Continent.”
The warmer conditions will follow a largely dry Thursday, with temperatures reaching the low 20s across much of England and Wales.
Temperatures drop on Saturday
Saturday will be cooler in Harrow, with temperatures expected to reach around 21°C.
Conditions should still remain fairly pleasant, with sunny spells and largely dry weather expected for much of the day.
Dan Holley said: “A weakening cold front will drift gradually southeastwards overnight and into Saturday, with temperatures falling back closer to average over the weekend. This sets up a mixed weekend of weather, much of Saturday will be fine and dry before an increasing chance of rain or showers on Sunday, especially in more western parts.”
Wetter weather possible next week
Looking further ahead, the Met Office says there are growing signs of wetter and windier weather arriving during Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
Dan Holley added: “While details are naturally uncertain at this range, a particularly deep area of low pressure could pass close to the UK during the first half of next week. This may bring some wet and windy weather for some, which coupled with high spring tides could bring impacts to some coastal areas in the west.”
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