After almost four months and a record–breaking summer including five heatwaves, the next couple of days may see the last warm weather of the year.
Every day since June 11, temperatures of at least 20C have been recorded at least somewhere in Britain.
The Meteorological Office said this week will be ‘feeling warm initially but turning colder for all’.
After early fog, warm sunshine is likely to be widespread on Monday, when temperatures could again reach the low 20s in England and parts of Wales, with highs of 23C (73F) in the South.
London is set to reach 21C (70F) on Tuesday, too. But,
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