Warm spell gives way to cooler weather across the Czech Republic, Hungary and Britain
Early this week the Czech Republic enjoyed daytime highs of 20‑25 °C, while Hungary saw daytime temperatures of 21‑26 °C contrasted with early‑morning lows around 1‑2 °C. In Britain, southern England recorded highs up to 22 °C and the southeast reached 27 °C under clear skies. A cold front is now expected to push Czech daytime highs down to 11‑16 °C with night lows near 4‑11 °C, bring scattered showers and cooler evenings to Hungary, and bring rain and stronger winds to western Britain later in the week. The shift from warm to cooler conditions will affect daily activities, travel and agriculture across the region.
Why it matters
The changing weather influences everyday plans, travel and farming throughout the affected countries.
How this story developed
- Sep 3 UK sees warm weekend ahead before a return of rain next week
- Sep 5 Czech forecasts include a possible rapid temperature rise to around 30 °C early next week.
- Sep 9 A brief spell of 27‑28 °C heat is expected in southeast England on Sunday.
- Sep 13 Forecasts now show showers spreading across the west and east of the UK by Tuesday, following the brief heat spike.
- Sep 20 New forecasts show London reaching about 24 °C by Monday and showers expected in Manchester from Thursday.
- Oct 12 A cold front moving in midweek is forecast to lower temperatures and bring showers across the region.
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