We’ll see a marked change in weather as we move to unsettled conditions during the weekend. The remnants of ex-Hurricane Humberto will form into a new low-pres…
Read moreClear tonight. Saturday sunny and warm for many.
Most areas sunny this evening, then clear overnight. Chilly in some areas with isolated patches of fog or low cloud, especially in the northeast. Much milder in parts of the west, where it will stay windy and gusty.
Most areas sunny and warm again, perhaps very warm, despite a noticeable breeze, strong and gusty in parts of the west. Possible evening showers for southwest Britain and Northern Ireland.
Fine and warm in the north and east at first on Sunday before turning increasingly unsettled for all with showers or spells of rain and stronger winds at times
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The final week of September will see showers or longer spells of rain become more dominant. Tuesday will see some heavy showers, particularly across the southwest where it will be windy with the risk of gales too. Some sunny spells are likely though and it will remain rather warm in the east, but elsewhere feeling cooler than of late. Thereafter, frontal systems will push in bringing spells of rain and the potential for gales, particularly in the west and north. Temperatures will be close to normal, but in any drier spells, days may be warmer than average whilst nights cooler than average. Confidence in the forecast reduces towards the turn of the month, but there is the potential for some more widely settled weather to become established across the country.
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Confidence in the forecast remains low through this period. However early October may continue to see some fine and settled weather with bright days, but mist, fog and increasingly some frost overnight. Northern parts of the country may continue to see some rain at times, and this might spread across the rest of the country as we go through October. Temperatures are likely to be close to the average, but with settled weather this will bring warmer days and cooler nights.
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