Science
CROSS-SPECTRUMBROAD COVERAGE
Warm spell gives way to cooler weather and showers across Czech Republic, Hungary and Britain
The Czech Republic is experiencing a warm spell early in the week with daytime temperatures in the 20‑25 °C range, before a cold front is expected to lower highs to 11‑16 °C later in the week. In Hungary, mornings are forecast to be very cold with lows around 1‑2 °C while afternoons remain warm in the low‑mid‑20s °C. Britain will see a brief period of milder temperatures, followed by rain and stronger winds as Atlantic systems move in early next week.
Why it matters
Shifts in temperature and rain mean people will need to adjust their daily routines.
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.
- Oct 18 A cold front is moving eastward, bringing showers to Hungary and cooler air to the Czech Republic while the UK prepares for rain after a brief warm spell.
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