By Ben Spencer for the Daily Mail Another hurricane is heading our way - but rather than battening down the hatches, it might be time to reach for the sunglasses. Hurricane Cristobal, which is gathering speed in the Bahamas, is forecast to narrowly miss Britain at the end of the week. Experts say it will drag an area of high pressure behind it, creating a dry, warm and sunny start to September - a welcome relief after the end-of-August washout created spectacular scenes over the Seven Sisters cliffs in Sussex. Scroll down for video Silver lining: Hurricane Cristobal is forecast to narrowly miss Britain next week, dragging warmer weather in its wake. Pictured are the cliffs at Seven Sisters, Sussex
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Hurricane Cristobal forecast to narrowly miss Britain next week - but drag behind it warm, dry and sunny weather
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It is expected to miss U.S. east coast then hurtle across Atlantic after causing at least five deaths in Caribbean
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Washout end to August has produced spectacular scenes including rainbow over Seven Sisters cliffs in Sussex
Storm's end: Much of @placeholder has been hit by miserable weather, but a rainbow shone through the gloom today on the Sussex coast