After experiencing a period of late-season warmth, the region is set for a transition to more traditional autumn weather. During the final week of September, temperatures reached highs of 28C, which is significantly warmer than the typical climate for this time of year.

Meteorological reports indicate that this warm spell is coming to an end as a mass of cooler air moves into the region. This shift is expected to bring temperatures down, aligning them more closely with the seasonal norms for early October. While the transition marks a clear departure from the recent heat, it represents a return to expected conditions rather than an extreme weather event. Residents should prepare for the cooler conditions as the week progresses, as the unseasonably high temperatures observed previously are not expected to persist.