В Честере и Северном Уэльсе ожидается самый теплый день за несколько недель с температурой до 25°C

CHESTER and parts of North Wales are on course for their warmest day in weeks this Sunday, with temperatures forecast to climb to a sunny 25°C, according to the Met Office. Sunday, September 6, will start on the cool side, with temperatures around 14°C from 6am through to midday, before a steady climb into the afternoon. By 1pm temperatures are expected to reach 20°C, rising further to 21°C at 2pm and 23°C by 3pm, before peaking at 25°C during the 4pm and 5pm hours. Temperatures will then begin to ease back through the evening, dropping to 24°C by 7pm and 23°C by 9pm, as the warmth of the day gradually fades. Flintshire is expected to see a similar pattern, with towns including Flint forecast to reach the low-to-mid 20s by mid-afternoon, only a degree or two behind Wrexham's peak. Further north towards the Flintshire coast, spots such as Chester border areas should stay comfortably warm too, with Chester itself forecast to hit 25°C, giving the whole county a properly summery feel for early September. The mild spell caps off a mixed week of weather for the region, which has seen a run of rain and cooler, breezier conditions in the lead-up to the weekend. Sunday's rise is expected to bring some of the best weather the region has seen in recent days, with forecasters pointing to warmer air pushing up from further south and east, benefiting North Wales, Cheshire and the West Midlands alike. Forecasters caution that temperatures can still shift slightly in the days leading up to the weekend, so it's worth keeping an eye on the latest Met Office updates before finalising weekend plans. For now, though, all signs point to Sunday being the pick of the week for anyone hoping to enjoy some late-summer sunshine across the region.