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Warm Bank Holiday Peaks Near 30°C Before Ex‑Hurricane Erin Shifts UK to Wet, Windy Pattern

Forecasters expect the system to reach the UK as an ex‑hurricane over cooler waters with large coastal swell the primary risk.

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People enjoy the hot weather at Charmouth beach in West Dorset, on 15 August, 2025 (Photo: Getty Images)
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Overview

  • Met Office guidance points to the warmest day on Monday with highs around 29–31°C in parts of southern and eastern England.
  • WXCharts maps highlight ten counties that could exceed 30°C, including Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Kent, Greater London and Surrey.
  • From Tuesday, forecasters expect a turn to more changeable conditions as Erin’s remnants introduce bands of rain and breezier weather.
  • Met Office meteorologists warn of a large Atlantic swell with waves potentially reaching four to five metres around western coasts of Scotland and Ireland.
  • The RNLI urges beachgoers to choose lifeguarded beaches and beware of rip currents as surf builds late in the weekend and early next week.