The weather in Glasgow is set to brighten up, and sooner than you may think.
According to weather forecasters, highs of 20C and 21C are expected across the next two days with the latter set for August 2 (Tuesday).
Temperatures are set to drop in the same week where the city will experience lows of 17C with cloud coverage expected to chill the city.
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Although it's set to get cooler for a while, this will change again soon where we will see highs of 20C again.
As predicted by AccuWeather, starting August 7, Glasgow will see highs of 20C with the same set to happen the following day. After this, August 9 (Saturday) until August 12 (Tuesday) are set to see highs of 21C.
However whilst the sun is set to come out again in the wake of the heatwave we experienced just weeks ago - which saw highs soar above 30C - we are also set for spells thunder and lightning.
AccuWeather states the first of the spells is set to start on August 15 (Friday). It will then happen again on August 19 and later on towards the end of the month on August 29 (Friday).
But with the weather for the next month looking a bit mixed, what does the forecast for this week look like?
Met Office: Glasgow five day weather forecast
Today
A cloudy start in places. Otherwise it will be a dry day everywhere with some sunny periods, Feeling warm in the afternoon sunshine. Light winds. Maximum temperature 20 °C.
Tonight
Dry with some late sunshine this evening. Staying dry for the rest of the night with lengthy clear periods. Becoming chilly in some sheltered glens. Minimum temperature 7 °C.
Monday
Dry with some good spells of sunshine for most of the day, warm inland. Rain will spread to all parts in the evening. Maximum temperature 20 °C.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
Mainly cloudy on Tuesday, some patchy rain in the north and west, feeling warm humid. Scattered showers on Wednesday and Thursday, becoming cooler by Thursday.
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