As September comes to an end, the Met Office have forecasted when the last of the warm weather will hit Edinburgh.
Edinburgh welcomed record high heat for September and over all has been a mild month.
Now as we get closer to October and Halloween, weather forecasters have said that temperatures will likely rise 'above average'.
While the rest of this week is forecasted for showers and overcast, next week starting from Monday 27, sunny intervals are set to grace the city and temperatures reaching to 16 degrees.
The weather in Edinburgh is looking to be bright and warm for the end of September but with some showers, that could be heavy at times.
Looking forward from September 25 to October 5, Met Office forecasts the north of the UK to experience some heavy rain.
The weather forecasters say: "Still fine and warm for many on Sunday though likely turning more unsettled as outbreaks of rain and strong winds move erratically southeast across the country during Sunday and Monday. Through the next week and into October, generally unsettled conditions are set to continue across the UK.
"A very general northwest to southeast split to our weather is likely to continue. Showers and long spells of rain are expected towards northern areas with the southeast seeing drier and sunnier weather. However, unsettled weather could still spread across the south with outbreaks of rain, which could be heavy at times. Temperatures are most likely near average but may slightly rise towards the end of this period."
But looking into October, the UK could see temperatures 'higher than average.'
The Met Office reports that from October 6 to 20: "Confidence is typically low through this period. Current signals suggest the higher pressure is more likely over the south during this period, giving generally dry and settle conditions.
"More settled conditions may spread northwards at times. Lower pressure in the north will bring periods of showers or longer spells along with stronger winds. Temperatures most likely around or above average."
