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The Met Office's long range forecast has offered a fresh verdict for the August Bank Holiday - Brits who are looking to plan their celebrations ahead might want to keep an umbrella in sight

The UK is set to see a clear north-south divide in weather this weekend after a brief glimpse of summer earlier this week - though the weather could pick up later in the month

Nearly 1,000 firefighters have been drafted in amid fears of further wildfires with a special 'orange warning' in place as temperatures are set to hit 40C over the weekend

Forecasters have revealed that Brits will once again experience sunshine across the UK for just under a week- with temperatures expected to hit 25C during the middle of August

Many parts of the UK have been enjoying balmy temperatures on Thursday in a rare glimpse of summer after July's washout but the Met Office has predicted when the spike will end

The Met Office has devised new weather maps, which indicate temperatures across the UK for Friday and into the weekend, after it forecast much-anticipated sunshine

The Met Office has said there could be a 24-hour break from the damp summer with warmer temperatures predicted

The weather could hit highs of 28C tomorrow - but the Met Office say it is likely to swiftly return to the unsettled conditions seen in recent weeks by the weekend

At least four days of rain and thunder are coming to the UK as a warmer, summery spell looks likely to be 'short lived' - though some areas could escape the wet weather

The Met Office has forecast a rise in temperatures for later in the week after weeks of rain and thunderstorms with temperatures staying largely below 20C

The Met Office has said warmer weather is "on the way" with the most recent forecast showing it'll only be a matter of days before Brits can bask in glorious sunshine once more

A blistering surge from North Africa, Spain and France is predicted to begin pushing northwards towards the UK before September, with London and the south east set for particularly searing hot weather

Temperatures in some parts of Britain will rise as high as 33C later this month following a grey start to August, as meteorologists warn we are living in a 'new abnormal'

Storm Antoni battered the country over the weekend with gusts of 78mph recorded and torrential rain, but the UK has been told by the Met Office to expect a change in conditions heading our way

Storm Antoni has battered the UK with the highest wind gust recorded at 78mph on Saturday amid a danger to life warning issued by the Met Office as the 'unusual' summer weather continues

The Met Office has said many will see sun from Wednesday, with Thursday predicted to edge closer to temperatures approaching 30C in the southeast

A wind gust of 78mph was measured in Berry Head, Devon, on Saturday which technically means Storm Antoni has brought hurricane winds to the UK. The Mirror asked the Met Office to clarify

Met Office Chief Meteorologist Steve Willington said drier weather is likely across the country next week, but there is still a chance of rain in some areas further north

The Met Office has issued an amber warning with the potential for damaging gusts of wind to some southwestern areas of both England and Wales between 11am and 7pm

Storm Antoni is likely to bring damaging gusts of wind and the large waves could cause "danger to life" with speeds reaching up to 50 miles per hour

Storm Antoni is set to bring 65mph winds across southern parts of the UK on Saturday with the Met Office issuing a yellow warning for wind, including a danger to life threat

Holidaymakers have been warned not to swim at Wells-next-the-Sea beach in Norfolk after the Environment Agency listed 63 seaside spots in the UK that had been contaminated with sewage

Blazing red weather maps suggest Britain could see temperatures of 32C before the end of August during a late summer heat surge following a miserable wet and windy July

Experts predict that the washout summer weather will drag on until the weekend with two yellow warnings for rain and wind in force for Saturday affecting Northern Ireland as well as parts of Wales and south west England

New weather forecasts have offered Brits a ray of hope after six weeks of rain misery - with a shift in the jet stream potentially bringing back drier and sunnier weather