Temperatures across Sussex could hit nearly 30 degrees this week as the county is expected to face a mini heatwave. Parts of Brighton , Hastings and Crawley are expected to see temperatures hit as high as 29 degrees on Friday, according to the Met Office. But high temperatures could be short-lived and come back down over the weekend.
According to the Met Office, in Brighton temperatures will climb to 25 degrees on Thursday before peaking at a sweltering 27 degrees on Friday afternoon. The heat will start to disappear by Saturday afternoon, however, before settling back to around 21 degrees on Sunday and through to the middle of next week. High pressure in the east draws up warmer air form the continent over the next few days 🌡️ Temperatures will peak at around 30 Celsius in parts of the southeast by Friday A frontal system pushes the warm air away through Sunday where temperatures will fall towards the low 20s pic.
twitter.com/CGJc9Ll7Qg — Met Office (@metoffice) July 16, 2024 Across Sussex, temperatures are supposed to be highest in Crawley, with a high of 29 degrees on Friday afternoon. The “mini heatwave”, predicted for much of the South of the UK, is expected to be at its highest closer to London.
Met Office forecast for Sussex: Brighton Today – 21 degrees and sunny Thursday – 25 degrees and partly cloudy Friday – 27 degrees and sunny Saturday – 24 degrees and partly cloudy Sunday – 22 degrees and partly cloudy Crawley Today – 23 degrees and sunny Th.
