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October could receive a warm welcome as forecasters issued a delightful weather update and announced that parts of England could 'feel like' 28C following Storm Agnes

A heatwave could hit in early October as 'above' average temperatures are expected, with the Met Office confirming there may be a noticeable change to temperatures in parts of the UK

Brits are picking up the pieces today after powerful 80mph winds and heavy rain brought by Storm Agnes resulted in travel chaos and forced emergency services to leap into action

Following the battering from Storm Agnes, the UK is set for a spell of wild weather but the outlook is for a return of settled conditions and warm weather in early October

Storm Agnes is making landfall in the UK with a warning of winds up to 80mph and torrential rain after battering Ireland with a roof blown off a house and trees uprooted

The full force of Storm Agnes is now being felt across parts of the UK with the possibility of winds rising to 80mph along with heavy rainfall, but there is calmer weather ahead

Storm Agnes is set to hit the UK from midday on Wednesday bringing 80mph wind chaos and the potential for a 'risk to life' from flying debris and damage to buildings

Storm Agnes, Met Office says, is due to make landfall within hours and was "intensifying quickly" in the Atlantic on Tuesday evening - so Brits should prepare for 75mph gales

Storm Agnes is set to batter the UK with winds of up to 80mph along with torrential rain but there is a short spell of sunshine on the horizon with temperatures climbing to 24C

Storm Agnes is set to bring strong winds of up to 80mph and heavy rain despite the warmer than average temperatures for late September, with the Met Office issuing a series of warnings

The end of Storm Agnes will see temperatures rise for the first few days of October, data from the MetDesk reveals, bringing peaks of 24C for parts of the UK

It comes after the Met Office issued a string of yellow weather warnings for wind and rain across huge swathes of the nation for Wednesday and Thursday as conditions could pose a 'danger to life'

After an unseasonably warm start to September, Brits now face shorter and colder days as winter approaches, but one forecast reckoned that the country could experience an Indian summer

Brits have been warned that strong winds brought in by Storm Agnes on Wednesday and Thursday could damage buildings, cause travel disruption and also pose a danger to life

Meteorologists are expected to name a front of low pressure as Storm Agnes as it is expected to be extremely powerful, with gales of up to 80mph anticipated in parts

The UK could be basking in a glorious Indian Summer just next week, with up to 24C possible for some parts at the start of October - but there will be a big storm to weather first

The Met Office has warned that the UK faces a period of unsettled conditions, with the potential for 'National severe Weather Warnings'

After recent downpours from the tail ends of hurricanes Nigel and Lee, forecasters predict parts of the UK could enjoy temperatures of up to 23C when September ends

Brits will be pushed headfirst into autumn this week as the Met Office forecast warns of strong winds, heavy rain and a high possibility of severe weather alerts nationwide

The Met Office has warned of a balmy turnaround in the temperatures of the weekend thanks to a 'tangle of weather fronts' seeing possible subzero overnight readings replaced with 21C on Sunday

A band of low pressure has been moving in since Thursday, bringing with it colder conditions. This is expected to ease on Saturday after bringing in low temperatures overnight

Remnants of Hurricane Nigel are set to replace Hurricane Lee in bringing torrential rain and blustery winds to the UK in the coming days - but the Met Office predicts a possible uptick next week

An Indian Summer could hit the UK at the end of this month as new weather maps have revealed exactly which areas will experience scorching heat of up to 21C next week

Wind and rain warnings have been put in place by the Met Office, with 60mph gusts and more than 165mm of rain in parts of the UK as the Environment Agency issues 15 flood alerts

The Met Office is forecasting heavy thundery showers on Thursday for parts of the UK with further flood warnings still in place with the remnants of Hurricane Nigel still to batter Britain