The beautiful little UK town with stunning beaches set for a 23C Indian Summer

A region of the UK will experience significantly hotter temperatures than the rest of the country, according to the latest weather maps. An Indian Summer happens when temperatures are hotter than usual for that time of the year, immediately following summer. Even after a scorching hot UK summer this year, some people are still praying for hot and sunny weather in their area as they try to get the most out of brighter days before winter truly arrives.

Weather maps show one area of the UK turning a bright orange as temperatures soar past 20C. In fact, some areas around the east coast of England will reach 23C, an attractive number for September. One of those is the popular seaside town of Skegness, which is located along the southern part of the Lincolnshire coast. Skegness has long been a favourite for Brits looking for staycation fun by the sea, and September of this year might be the ideal time to visit.

Weather maps show Skegness and surrounding areas reaching 23C on Tuesday, September 2. Meanwhile, temperatures reach similar heights in the area on September 4 and 6, according to WXCharts.

Skegness is a popular seaside town for a number of reasons. Here, you will find classic British seaside amusements as well as traditional British eateries. The top-rated attraction in Skegness is the Natureland Seal Sanctuary.

There is also Fantasy Island, where you will find theme park rides and games. Visitors also enjoy Skegness Beach, which has received great reviews.

One visitor said of Skegness on Tripadvisor: "The last we remember of Skeggy it was run down and tired looking, but now it's totally transformed, better than it's ever been, with big modern attractions and just enough old world charm. The fun fair is twice as big now with a great selection of rides for all ages, the shopping areas are full with very few empty units, the whole place was bustling, lively and had a great family vibe."

Another shared: "I visited Skegness recently and was really impressed with how much the place has improved over the years. The beach is beautifully clean and fresh, the streets are well-kept, and the large car parks make it really convenient.

"The food in the pubs and shops was delicious and great value for money. The fair was also very reasonably priced and such good fun. Overall, a brilliant experience - I'll definitely be coming back!"

A third said: "The beach is perfect white sands. Very clean. There's loads of things to do round the beach and plenty of places to eat and get drinks."

A fourth commented: "Whatever you want your seaside day to be like I'm sure you will find Skegness ticks the box. It's got great beach with adorable well cared for donkeys trotting up and down, fun fair, fish and chips, ice cream and plenty bars and restaurants."

Other top-rated attractions in Skegness include The Village Church Farm, Hardy's Animal Farm, Skegness Aquarium, Anderby Creek Beach and Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve.