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Erin’s Remnants Turn UK Unsettled, While Chicago Braces for a Midweek Cold Snap

Forecasters cite Atlantic lows tied to Hurricane Erin following a record‑warm UK summer.

Overview

  • The Met Office issued a yellow rain warning for southwestern Scotland from 3am to 10am Monday, with a risk of surface‑water flooding and difficult travel.
  • Showers, gusty winds and the chance of thunder are expected across the UK this week, with some spots seeing prolonged downpours and up to roughly 50mm of rain.
  • Another early‑September heatwave is unlikely in the UK, with temperatures near average overall and only brief mid‑20s Celsius possible in parts of eastern and southern England.
  • The Met Office says summer 2025 was almost certainly the UK’s warmest on record, following four official heatwaves and persistently above‑average temperatures.
  • Chicago enjoys a sunny, comfortable Labor Day before a strong cold front Wednesday brings showers or storms and a sharp cooldown, with daytime highs potentially falling into the upper 50s by Thursday and challenging record low maximums.