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Weather forecasting relies on complex computer models that process vast amounts of atmospheric data, like temperature, pressure, and humidity. Meteorologists then interpret these models, adding their expertise to refine predictions. The Met Office and BBC Weather, mentioned in the story, use these methods to confidently state that a September heatwave is unlikely, even with warmer temperatures.
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