June on course to be wettest in a century Only on Friday will temperatures begin to return to normal and the unsettled weather of recent weeks return, with a higher chance of showers across the country, including London, over next weekend. A Met Office forecaster said: "We are expecting Monday to be largely dry in most places and quite warm with much lighter winds than those we have seen recently - quite a pleasant day on the whole. Most places will be mainly dry on Tuesday, and Wednesday and Thursday are looking mainly cloudy in many places with some rain showers around but some dry spells too, and it is going to be quite warm too. The warm, cloudy air should move out of the way on Friday and for the weekend we are getting back into unsettled conditions with temperatures returning to the late teens and early twenties. It comes after hundreds of people in northern England and Scotland were forced from their homes due to flooding this weekend as some areas saw more than a month's rain fall in the space of 24 hours. On Sunday night just a handful of flood warnings remained in place across England and Wales, but forecasters said this June is on course to be one of the wettest in living memory. Matt Dobson, senior forecaster at Meteogroup, said: "There could well be more flash-flooding later in the week, though it doesn't look as bad as it has been. This is one of the wettest Junes since 2007 which was exceptional. It could be one of the wettest Junes of the last 100 years.