BRITS are set for a final warm spell as temperatures of 28C are forecast before rain and gales move in.
Sunshine is expected for most of the country tomorrow as the UK has a final glimpse of summer sun.
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Edinburgh and Belfast will hit 21C, while Manchester and Cardiff will reach the mid 20s but London is forecast to be the warmest at 28C.
The Met Office spokesperson said: “A brief warmer spell to come and then temperatures fall back to average next week.”
By next week temperatures will fall back to the high teens for most of England and the mid 20s in London.
A few showers are forecast for the rest of today in the north of England but the rest of the country will be basking in warm sunshine.
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A dry night is expected for eastern and southeastern England with a slight breeze.
The northwest will see a stronger breeze and even some pockets of rain.
Sunday morning will start with an overcast sky and showers for most, but the rain will stick to the north and far west later in the day.
In the south and southeast, Brits can expect very warm sunshine.
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Scotland and Ireland will see highs of 15-20C which despite not hitting the highs elsewhere is still several degrees above average for the time of year.
At the start of next week the rain will move across the rest of the country.
This is due to fresh Atlantic air and rain bands arriving next week.
The Met Office said Tuesday will bring a mix of sunshine and showers with heavy rain in the north and a possibility of strong winds.
Temperatures are set to fall back down to average after this weekend’s highs.
Looking ahead, the rest of the month is set to be dry with colder nights and the occasional outbreak of rain.
The warmer start to September comes after Environment Secretary Dame Angela Eagle warned Brits to stock up on food ahead of extreme weather.
She said that the El Nino developing over the pacific ocean will lead to “more extreme storms in this country“.
Speaking to The Guardian Dame Angela added: “If you’ve got a store of a bit of food that can keep you going for a while before the emergency services can get to you, you’re going to be a lot better off than if you haven’t.
“So some of it is that kind of preparation for just being a bit more resilient.”
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Her comments follow a warning from the National Audit Office that Britain is less prepared for an emergency than other countries such as Sweden and Finland.