Break Out The Sweaters

Weather experts in Britain are warning that summer may very well be over for the country. Yesterday's high temperature of 30.0° C (86.5° F) may well be the highest recorded temperature for the entire year.

It looks like our brief summer could be over for another year after forecasters warned that there is no sign of more hot weather on the way.

Temperatures on Sunday reached 30.3C in London, making it the hottest day the UK has seen this year.

But temperatures have taken a decisive tumble and are expected to struggle to stay in the low twenties for the remainder of the week.

"It's quite possible this could have been the hottest temperature we get this year," said Tony Conlan, a meteorologist at MeteoGroup UK.

"There's no sign of a heat wave for the next few weeks."

There have been many reports in the British press about the onset of fall already, with many fruits and nuts already being harvested, weeks ahead of normal. It's global coldening mania for Britain.