Frost is set to follow the September heatwave but not before thundery showers strike in Coventry and Warwickshire. After the sizzling temperatures of the past week, the mercury is set to well and truly drop.
The Mirror has reported that there is even a chance that parts of the UK could see frost by the end of the week. But before you start to grab your winter woolies, households in Coventry and Warwickshire should brace for a humid start to the week.
In fact, the local Met Office weather forecast predicts that thundery showers could strike our region this afternoon (September 11). But it has warned that the temperature could still hit 24C.
What is the weather forecast for Coventry and Warwickshire this week?
Today
Early fog clearing this morning, then mainly dry with broken cloud and occasional sunny intervals. Scattered heavy and locally thundery showers breaking out by the afternoon. Still feeling rather warm and humid. Maximum temperature 24C.
Tonight
Isolated showers continuing into this evening, but most of the region ending the day dry. Outbreaks of rain arriving from the north later. Another fairly warm and humid night. Minimum temperature 14C.
Tuesday
Rather damp during the morning with some rain at times, this occasionally persistent with the odd heavier burst. Turning drier during the afternoon, perhaps with some late brightness. Feeling cooler. Maximum temperature 18C.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday
Largely dry with sunny spells on Wednesday and Thursday. Feeling much fresher than of late, especially by night, but still pleasantly warm in the sunshine. Chance of rain by Friday.
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