Briton was blanketed by dense fog over the weekend following Bonfire Night which impacted air conditions. A weather anomaly is forecast to bring warm sunshine and higher than average temperatures for the next 16 days in November as a result of a 700-mile wide band of subtropical air arriving from the Azores leading to weather rising up to 6C on average temperatures.

Key points:

• On Saturday parts of England saw temperatures surge to hit 19C.
• Conditions are expected to be often cloudy with some lingering fog and showery rain for many on Monday.
• The best of the sunshine is expected across northern Scotland.
• The Environment Agency has issued flood alerts for Monday warning flooding is possible in some regions.

Weather forecasters predict many southern areas of the UK will experience mild conditions on Monday.

However, showery rain is likely to push across northern and easter areas of Britain.

The heaviest rainfall is anticipated across western regions.

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7.50am update: BBC weather gives today’s forecast

The BBC weather forecast for today reads: “A foggy start for some gradually clearing in the morning.

“Cloudy and breezy with scattered showers.

“Chance of sunny spells with any breaks in the cloud.

“Best of the sunshine in northern Scotland. Mild.”

7.25am update: Britain to experience Indian summer heatwave

Weather forecasters have said the bone-chilling wintery conditions often seen in November will be paused as a result of a 700-mile wide “African heat bulge”.

Temperatures are expected to soar to hit 17C in some areas.

Eastern Scotland will experience this heatwave on Monday with 15C possible.

However, the mild southerly flow will see the rest of the UK experience milder conditions than normal over the next 16 days.

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