Cornwall Weather: Heatwave to Peak with Storms Likely
Cornwall weather forecast predicts a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 32°C, likely to trigger storms.
As the U.K. inches closer to the end of August, weathermen are forecasting a considerable rise in temperatures, with a sizzling heatwave tipped to hit almost all regions of England and Wales. The heatwave, according to WXCharts will peak at around August 30 and will see temperatures rise to as high as 32 °C in the southeast regions such as London and Canterbury. The anticipated temperatures are likely to trigger storms as it will be excessively hot.
Regional Temperature Forecasts
Temperatures in the Midlands region such as Birmingham and Peterborough, and other northern regions including Manchester and Liverpool are expected to hover around 30 °C to 31°C. In other regions such as the southwest, East Anglia, and Wales including Plymouth, Exeter, Norwich, Ipswich, Conwy, and Cardiff, the temperatures are likely to be relatively mild, ranging from 25 °C to 28 °C. Northern Ireland will experience the most cooling weather, with temperatures estimated to not exceed 23°C.
Weather Impact on Events and Safety Precautions
The impending heatwave follows hot on the heels of Storm Lilian, which wrecked havoc across Britain, causing widespread chaos and disruption. The storm affected operations in most airports and road travel. Additionally, most people across Britain were left without power. In response to the above weather reports, the Jubilee Pool, situated in Penzance, has been obligated to cancel the Newlyn to Jubilee Pool swim to Monday, September 07, from this Friday, 16th. According to the operator, the postponement has been necessitated by the deteriorating weather condition and as they believe the winds will be too strong and with rough seas.
Environmental Concerns and Preparedness
The Environment Agency has warned of flash floods in Devon and Cornwall. 20 years ago, flash floods struck in Boscastle, Cornwall. The Environment Agency food advisor, Mark Fuller, advises holidaymakers and residents to stay alert and always be prepared just in case a sudden flood occurs.
Analysis and Future Trends
The series of events that range from storms to heatwaves underscore the fact that the whole of U.K. is experiencing an enormous impact from climate change. Most of the reported weather activities often disrupt many programmes and activities and for the most times, emergency units have often received distress calls for help along the affected areas.
Community and Environmental Impact
Extreme weather leading to floods in Devon and Cornwall calls for awareness amongst all residents and visitors. As such, the Environment Agency advises all residents and visitors to remain vigilant at all times more so when venturing into new areas.
Summary
As a result of the heatwave that the U.K. is bound to experience in the late-summer season, it is imperative that people make ample preparations, bearing the stinging temperatures as well as the strong storms.
