London weather: Met Office forecast a dry week with regular sunshine despite flood warnings in England

The Met Office has forecast a sunny and dry week in London that will start to show signs of dwindling and chilly temperatures as winter draws near.

This is despite the weather organisation putting down a flood warning across all of England on Monday, with areas such as Lancashire and Scarborough experiencing disruption caused by torrential rainfall.

There will be odd spells of fog and isolated showers that will hit the region intermittently, as well as strong winds.

Temperatures will start to tail off and become more chilly with lows of 10℃ and highs of 13℃.

Today / Tonight

The day will be often sunny with the odd shower and cloudy skies.

Kent and East Sussex will be the cloudier regions of the capital today with more frequent rainfall.

Winds will be brisk and will slowly ease.

The evening will be dry with clear skies and brief isolated showers, with clouds heading towards the southeast.

Temperatures will plummet to chillier levels with fog appearing at dawn and localised frost patches.

Minimum temperatures of 1℃ are expected.

Tuesday

Sunny periods will continue throughout most of the day.

Most parts of London will remain dry, although a one-off shower should not be ruled out.

There will be light winds, with cool temperatures of around 14℃ expected.

Outlook for Wednesday to Friday

The rest of the week will remain dry and bright, but isolated showers will continue in areas such as Kent on Wednesday and Thursday.

Cold and brisk winds remain, and drier and cloudy conditions are expected on Friday.

Mild temperatures of 10℃ are forecast.