Monday 24th August Good morning. This Monday, 24 August 2026, brings a largely dry and settled summer day across the UK, with plenty of bright spells and no real sign of rain for most of us. After a fresh start, especially across northern England and Scotland where temperatures have dipped into single figures in a few spots, the day should warm up quite comfortably. Wales looks like one of the warmest areas, with highs into the mid-20s, while the Midlands, the south-east and much of western England should reach the low 20s. Further north, it will still feel pleasant in the sunshine, though a touch cooler towards north-eastern England and some eastern coastal areas, where temperatures are likely to stay nearer the high teens. Scotland and Northern Ireland should also enjoy a bright, dry day, with light to moderate breezes and temperatures around 20 or 21°C. The south-west and western coasts may feel a bit brisk at times, with the breeze more noticeable there, so it could be just enough to ruffle things if you’re eating outside or heading to the beach. But overall, it’s a useful day for travel, outdoor plans and getting a bit of late-summer sunshine — bright, dry, and warm without becoming overly hot.
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Photorealistic dreamlike English village in the Yorkshire Dales, shaped by swirling morning mist and soft golden light, with stone cottages, dry lanes, and meadow grasses moving in a light summer breeze. Clear, mild weather with blue breaks above the hills; no text, no watermarks.