Scotland's weather: One more weekend of sunshine SCOTLAND is set for a final weekend of sunny skies and warm temperatures before more unsettled weather returns next week. Glasgow and Fort William to be hottest places in Scotland, with temperatures reaching 25C over weekend Temperatures expected to be cooler in the east, with unsettled weather expected to return after weekend The Met Office predicted temperatures of up to 25C with the west expected to see the best conditions between Friday and Sunday. Fort William and Glasgow will be the hottest places in Scotland, and although it will be cooler in the east, clear skies and light winds are expected, it said. However, forecasters said that from Monday temperatures are likely to drop with some showers predicted. Lindsay Mears, spokeswoman for Met Office, said: "Monday and Tuesday looks a little more unsettled with perhaps some showers, so people should enjoy the weekend while they can." The outlook is in contrast to London and the south-east which is bracing itself for a heatwave, with the mercury set to rise to more than 32C (89.7F). Officials sent out health warnings last night during the hottest spell of weather for seven years. After five consecutive days of 30C-plus temperatures, the Met Office issued a "level three heat health watch" for London and the South East and advised "alertness and readiness" for those in the North West and North East of England. Police and fire chiefs reiterated warnings about escaping the heat by swimming in open water after four people died at lakes in Norfolk, a river on the Shropshire/North Wales border and the sea in Cornwall. Public Health England officials advised people to stay cool, drink lots of cold fluids and keep an eye those they know to be at risk. Dr Angie Bone, heatwave plan leader for the agency, said: "In this continued hot weather, it's important to remember that high temperatures can be dangerous, especially for people who may be vulnerable such as older people, young children and those with serious illnesses. Employers should ensure indoor areas are kept cool and consider allowing these individuals to travel to or from their place of work during cooler, or less busy, times of the day. For those working or exercising outdoors, strenuous physical exertion during the hottest part of the day should be kept to a minimum. In Scotland, temperatures are expected to be more manageable. Ms Mears said: "Friday looks bright with sunshine throughout Scotland, apart from a little cloud on the north-east coast, in Aberdeen and Stonehaven, the rest of the country will be pretty sunny. In terms of temperatures we're looking at about 19C to 20C in Edinburgh and 23C in Glasgow lunchtime, rising to 25C by late afternoon. Fort William will also be among the hottest at around 23C. On Saturday sunshine and warm temperatures are expected again. We're looking at very sunny all over by lunchtime, with a little more cloud over Edinburgh and the east coast, and with sunny intervals in Aberdeen and the north-east. Temperatures in Dundee are set to be 18C, Edinburgh 20C and Aberdeen 16C. Glasgow will see 23C rising to 25C, with Fort William and the Argyll area around 24C. Ms Mears added: In terms of Sunday we have a little more cloud but plenty of sunny intervals in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Aberdeen will be cloud without much sun I'm afraid, as with Dundee. Into next week and it's looking more unsettled so we'd say enjoy while you can. VisitScotland has said that the recent good weather is thought to have encouraged holidaymakers to take trips around Scotland instead of heading abroad. Mike Cantlay, Chairman of VisitScotland, said: "The recent fantastic weather has offered a tremendous tonic for Scotland's tourism industry after two less than ideal summers. While the weather is not the main draw for our visitors, it does provide greater opportunities for people to get out and enjoy the countryside and befits the celebrations for the Year of Natural Scotland 2013. With the glorious scenes at Castle Stuart for the Scottish Open and this week's Open Championship at Muirfield being thrust into the homes of millions around the globe, the weather is acting as the perfect background to promote our wonderful country.