After weeks of relentless Atlantic storms that left the UK sodden and restless, a shift in atmospheric pressure is about to offer the country a moment of stillness. High pressure moving in next week will act as a natural barrier, redirecting storm systems northward and allowing temperatures to climb as high as 25 degrees Celsius across England and Wales — a warmth that feels almost like summer reconsidering its departure. The reprieve is temporary and local in cause, though meteorologists are watching a distant Pacific warming event that may yet shape the character of November.