London weather is looking promising over the weekend, with sunshine and cooler nights to ensure some sleep before another heatwave rolls in.
The latest Met Office forecast brings good news for those on their summer holidays in the UK – unless you’re stuck in a traffic jam on the motorway.
Bruce Springsteen fans heading to Wembley Stadium for The Boss tonight should not be disappointed as temperatures will hit 23C with dry weather forecast.
Here is what the weather has in store today.
Luckily for the summer holidays, the weather is mostly playing ball, with forecast showing warm and sunshine with some showers in the north and west of UK.
Now is the time to make the most of the slightly fresher weather as temperatures are set to rise from Sunday and into next week when a heatwave is possible in the south of England.
David Hayter, a deputy chief meteorologist at the Met Office, said: ‘As we go through the weekend, the jet stream will weaken to the west of the UK generating an area of high pressure that will slowly move in across the UK.
‘High pressure means the air is sinking from higher in the atmosphere and that brings drier, settled and sunnier weather.
‘Temperatures will rise too, becoming widely above average. We could see maxima of 27°C in the south and 25°C in the northeast by Sunday.
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‘There’s a bit more in the way of patchy cloud in Northern Ireland, south and west Scotland and the northern isles, so temperatures will be lower there.’
Daytime temperatures in London range from 20C to 23C on Saturday with only thin and patchy cloud.
Bruce Springsteen’s world tour at Wembley means tens of thousands will be flocking to the stadium for the final London gig, with doors opening at 5pm.
If you’re planning to arrive early for the queue to snatch a good spot, you should be fine without an umbrella as there is less than 5% chance of rain.
And the Met Office has more good news – after a tough summer for hay fever sufferers, pollen levels are set to be ‘low’ over the weekend.
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