Residents in Crawley can expect a significant increase in temperatures this week, with the Met Office forecasting a shift to sunny and warm conditions. While Wednesday may see a 40% chance of rain at 4pm, the weather will turn settled from Thursday, with temperatures climbing to reach 28°C by Sunday.
The warm spell is expected to continue through to early next week, with Monday and Tuesday also reaching highs of 28°C. According to the latest forecasts, Friday is likely to be the warmest day of the year so far for the region.
Those spending time outdoors should be aware that UV levels will remain high throughout the week. The Met Office advises residents to seek shade during the middle of the day, cover up where possible, and use sunscreen to protect against sun exposure.
Allergy sufferers are also advised to prepare for rising pollen counts. Levels are expected to reach high status from Friday and will persist through the weekend. Residents concerned about local water levels can be reassured that, according to the GOV.UK Check for Flooding Service, there are currently no flood warnings in force, and the risk remains very low for the next five days.
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