A HUGE Atlantic hurricane could trigger ANOTHER heatwave next week, Met Office forecasters have warned. The disturbance – spotted today in the mid-Atlantic – could spark a spell of hot …
A HUGE Atlantic hurricane could trigger ANOTHER heatwave next week, Met Office forecasters have warned.
Met Office forecaster Helen Roberts said: "If there is a hurricane in the Atlantic then theoretically that could disrupt the jetstream and bring a warm spell."There will be some warm air in the south next week but that'll have nothing to do with the jestream. Early August is actually looking pretty unsettled at the moment.
"There's going to be no return of the extreme heat seen last week for a while - while things are going to improve over Thursday and Friday they are going to turn unsettled again during the weekend.
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