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Cooler temperatures with wet and windy weather forecast for UK this week
Meteorological summer is over, schools are back and so is the UK's unsettled weather.
After a heat spike on Sunday, low pressure systems will continue to bring wet and windy conditions, especially to the north of the UK at the beginning of the week, before things settle down on Wednesday and Thursday.
It will also feel cooler for many places across England and Wales, after Sunday's temperature approached 29C (84F) in south-east England.
Despite a mostly dry weekend for many, last week was the wettest week in England since early February, according to the Environment Agency.
Spain recorded 45.7C in Huelva last week, which was the country's highest temperature of the year so far.
Low pressure remains to the north-west of Scotland pushing further weather fronts across the UK on Monday - the cold front marked in blue triangles will introduce fresher feeling air
Pressure is falling on Monday, the wind direction is changing and a weather front is moving down from the north-west, signalling a change to cooler and fresher weather.
The weather front, which is mainly a band of cloud with a few showers, will sweep across England and Wales. Sunny spells will follow. Temperatures will peak at 25C in south-east England.
Cooler and less humid air follows the band of cloud.
Another band of heavier rain will develop in Northern Ireland on Monday morning then spread across to Scotland and Cumbria in the afternoon.