After a period of more comfortable temperatures, Glasgow is meant to get a heatwave from next week (June 24). So, let’s prepare to spend some time outside, grab a well-deserved pint at the beer garden and spend some quality time with our pals, because it’s going to get up to 21 degrees next week, with a FINALLY sunny 20 degrees starting on Monday, June 24.
According to the BBC Weather forecast, Monday, June 24 is meant to reach up to 20 degrees with lows of 11, saying Monday will be “sunny with a gentle breeze.”
As for Tuesday (June 25), the news isn’t as bright, yet warmer, with still highs of 21 degrees, yet “drizzle and a gentle breeze”. Wednesday (June 26) will see sunny intervals and 20 degrees and Thursday (June 27) is set for “light cloud and light winds” but will see temperatures as high as 21 degrees, so there’s still hope it will be at least wee bit sunny.
What is more, The Met Office stated in their long-range forecast starting from Saturday, June 22, stating: “A change to cloudier weather with outbreaks of rain, these most prevalent in the west of the UK, is expected to be well underway by the start of the forecast period. However, this may not last too long, as it continues to look increasingly likely that a drier, warmer, and settled spell will begin to develop later this coming weekend, and into the following week.
There is a small chance that this could persist for much of the rest of the period, turning increasingly hot, however by mid-next week a large range of outcomes which also include a small chance of colder, more unsettled weather also become possible. Generally settled, and warmer than average conditions appear most likely.”
The weekend of June 28 is set to be cooler with up to 19 degrees marking the end of the heatwave in Glasgow, but weegies should expect light rain showers on the Saturday and more clouds on other days.