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UK set for cooler, wetter weather after heatwaves and drought

The UK is expected to become cooler and wetter this week following an exceptional summer marked by heatwaves and drought.

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The UK is set for a shift to cooler and wetter conditions this week after an exceptional summer dominated by heatwaves and drought.

The latest weather outlook points to rain returning as temperatures fall back from the prolonged hot and dry pattern that has characterised recent months. The change marks a notable break from the conditions experienced during the summer.

The forecast follows a period described as exceptional for both heat and dryness, with repeated heatwaves and drought forming the main weather story. This week’s expected turn towards rain and lower temperatures signals a different pattern for the country.

No further regional breakdown, rainfall totals or temperature figures were provided in the supplied material. The overall picture is of a nationwide move away from the recent hot, dry spell towards more unsettled and cooler weather.

The latest known outlook is for the UK to turn wetter and cooler during the week, following the sustained summer period of heatwaves and drought.

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