Essex weather to warm to 21C next week after cooler period
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 17:08 · Archive
Essex temperatures will rise to 21°C on October 13, up to 6°C above the October average, after recent cooler weather.
Warm weather is set to return to Essex after a cooler period. Temperatures in recent days have hovered around 15°C, with overnight lows dropping to 7°C and conditions made chillier by high winds and frequent showers.
The Met Office predicts a spell of above-average warmth for next week. On Tuesday, October 13, temperatures could reach 21°C, while Thursday, October 15, is expected to see highs of 20°C. Daytime highs are set to exceed 20°C across this period.
Essex typically sees average daytime temperatures of around 15°C in October, according to the Met Office. The forecast for next week will therefore be up to 6°C warmer than usual for the time of year.
The warmer weather is also expected to bring clear, sunny spells. The transition period early in the week will see rain and low cloud on Monday, with heavy showers at times, then drier conditions on Monday afternoon. Further rain is forecast for Tuesday morning, with a developing moderate to fresh breeze.
How it is being reported
- Warm weather to return to Essex next week after cooler periodEssex weather is set to turn warmer, with Met Office forecasts predicting 21C on October 13, sunny spells and temperatures up to 6C above average.Brentwood Guardian · 10 Oct, 16:29
- Warm weather to return to Essex next week after cooler periodEssex weather is set to turn warmer, with Met Office forecasts predicting 21C on October 13, sunny spells and temperatures up to 6C above average.Colchester Gazette · 10 Oct, 16:29
- Warm weather to return to Essex next week after cooler periodEssex weather is set to turn warmer, with Met Office forecasts predicting 21C on October 13, sunny spells and temperatures up to 6C above average.Echo (Basildon) · 10 Oct, 16:29
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