Next week, will see a transition to milder more humid conditions.
Monday is likely to be a fairly grey day along with patchy rain and hill fog but brighter spells should develop later in the day for some areas.
Temperatures will be about 3 degrees higher than Sunday and the cloudy overnight skies will make things seem very mild.
Tuesday looks set to be the warmest day of the period. However across the north of the UK a deep area of low pressure will bring a bout of autumn gales.
There will also be heavy rain which will drift southwards, but little promise of where it is needed most across eastern England.
Once this clears, many places should see sunshine developing, and across England and Wales temperatures could widely reach 18-21 Celsius.
This is several degrees above the mid-October average and it might well briefly feel like late summer before more changeable conditions return later in the week.
Keep up to date with weather for the week ahead here.
Source: www.bbc.com
