Blistering hot weather is expected for the next four weeks as least thanks to a persistent flow of hot air sweeping up from Africa and the Continent.
Experts say anomalies in solar activity leading to displacement of the jet stream could keep the UK sweltering into the start of October.
It comes amid forecasts of more warm weather this week with thermometers hovering the mid to high 20Cs (77F- 82F) for the end of the school holidays.
Southern regions may even touch the 30C (86F) mark with plenty of sunshine and blue skies to keep spirits high into the start of Autumn on Thursday.
There is a chance things will turn choppy at the weekend as Britain catches the tail end of Hurricane Gaston currently charging across the Atlantic.
(http://www.express.co.uk/news/weather/705026/Britain-30-day-heatwave-September-weather-forecast-scorcher-African-air)
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