Warnings for wet and stormy weather for some
An area of low pressure will bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to parts of the UK over the next few days.
Read moreCloudy Wednesday morning. Rain spreads west afternoon and evening.
Remaining rather cloudy, and in the Central Belt misty or foggy with perhaps the odd patch of light drizzle. Clearer spells towards the west coast and Isles. Light east to northeast winds. Minimum temperature 9 °C.
Cloudy with patchy rain initially, which turns heavy at times from late afternoon. Freshening northerly winds developing during the evening. Maximum temperature 18 °C.
Thursday and Friday cloudy with occasional rain, perhaps heavy and showery in the afternoons. Saturday mainly dry with bright spells and the odd shower.
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On Sunday, the weather is likely to be a mix of showers and warm sunshine. A band of rain may move in from the west later, but this will become weak as it pushes east across the UK. By Bank Holiday Monday, there may still be some showers around, otherwise it will be dry and fine, and feeling warm in the sunshine. Into the following week, once any showers have cleared, more settled conditions are more likely for most, with the best of the weather likely in the southwest. Rain may threaten northwestern areas at times, and there is a chance that southern or eastern areas may see the odd heavy or thundery outbreak of showers. Temperatures are likely to remain a little above average, with some regional variation.
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The signal for any meaningful high (or low) pressure regime to become established remains elusive, which suggests that the weather could remain fairly changeable through June, with variations on what this will look like across the country. Signals for both temperature and rainfall indicate a 'more-likely above average' overall. This suggests that further rain or showers are likely, possibly heavy or thundery at times. As is normal for the time of year there is likely to be some spells of warm sunshine between these showers.
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