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Forecasters have finally zeroed in on a date we can expect to see the return of sunny weather and a potential high of 30C, a welcome relief after a miserably wet July
Unsettled conditions will persist through the start of August, according to Met Office's long range forecast - and London will be badly hit.
The Met Office has predicted there will be 10 days straight of showers throughout the summer month, as families set off on their holidays in the UK's beaches and national parks.