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Workweek Outlook: September starts out hot and sticky

Much of August was dogged by cold core low pressure systems that brought cooler than normal weather and drizzly weak rainfall. As August comes to a close and September starts we can expect a drastic change.

Much of August was dogged by cold core low pressure systems that brought cooler than normal weather and drizzly weak rainfall. 

As August comes to a close and September starts we can expect a drastic change. 

The week ahead brings summer back with a vengeance.

Monday brings mainly sunny skies with a few clouds. 

Temperatures will climb into the upper 20s but the high humidity will make it feel more like the mid 30s.

Normal daytime highs for this time of year are only +20°C.

Tuesday brings a mix of sun and cloud with the hot and sticky continuing. 

There is a chance of a thunderstorm in the evening.

From Wednesday to Friday the week will continue with the hot weather. 

Each day looks to bring a mix of sun and cloud with temperatures in the upper 20s. 

Most of the record high temperatures this week are around +30°C, so we just might break a record or two this week.

The good news is that the warm weather continues right into the coming long weekend – but a few storms are possible as it comes to an end.


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