The 1,500 mile-wide hot spurt will mean sweltering highs not seen for weeks, despite the summer being all but over. (Image: Met Office)"It looks like Tuesday is going to be every bit as warm across the southeast," continued Mr Shafernaker. The meteorologist added: "It's not that unusual for this time of year, we quite often get warm spells of weather in September." The hot weather comes as rules on socialising are tightened across England in a bid to halt the growing numbers of coronavirus cases. UK 5 day weather forecastToday:Most parts dry with plenty of warm sunshine, becoming hot in the south.

Source: Daily Mirror September 14, 2020 04:05 UTC