Unsettled few days
Areas of low pressure in the Atlantic and a rejuvenated jet stream are sending weather fronts and showery conditions across the UK over the coming days.
Read moreFine for most of England and Wales. Showers further north.
Dry with clear spells across England and Wales, leading to a cooler night than recently for most especially in the south. Across Scotland and Northern Ireland, showers easing but turning windy with rain, some heavy, arriving later in the northwest.
Rain, some heavy, in the northwest moving gradually into northern England, perhaps north Wales later. Some strong winds, particularly across the northwest. Sunny spells and scattered light showers further south.
Mainly dry with sunny spells and slight showers Sunday. Rain, heavy showers and fresh winds spreading across England and Wales later Sunday and through Monday. Sun and showers on Tuesday.
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After an unsettled week, settled conditions are expected to spread over the UK during this period, bringing fine and dry weather to most places. Stronger winds and showers are likely in the north and northwest, and further showers are also possible across the southeast in the early part of the period. A northwest/southeast temperature split may also develop, where cooler air will characterise the north, with the south becoming very warm and perhaps feeling humid. By the end of this period fine, dry weather is likely to prevail for many, albeit with the odd shower again in the south and northwest. Light winds are likely with plenty of sunshine, and temperatures generally warm or locally very warm in the south.
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The generally settled weather at the end of August is likely to continue into the start of September, however conditions are expected to become more changeable after the first week of the month, producing average conditions for this time of year. These unsettled conditions are more likely in the north and west, with the southeast having a greater chance of seeing drier weather. Temperatures are likely to be warm, and to remain warm until the end of the period.
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