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| Appleby-in-Westmorland |
|
12 °C |
| Uppermill |
|
12 °C |
| Ulverston |
|
13 °C |
| Sedbergh |
|
12 °C |
| Raughton Head |
|
12 °C |
| Blackburn |
|
13 °C |
| Lymm |
|
13 °C |
| Manchester |
|
13 °C |
| Bollington |
|
13 °C |
| Branthwaite |
|
13 °C |
| Eccleston |
|
13 °C |
Mostly cloudy with some drizzly rain.
Outbreaks of drizzly rain will clear through the evening, leaving a largely cloudy night with a few clear spells. Winds will steadily ease and it will be milder than last night. Minimum temperature 11 °C.
After some early brightness, Saturday will be largely cloudy with the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. Cloud will thin later to give a fine end to the day. Maximum temperature 18 °C.
Changeable over the next few days with rain possible on Sunday and Monday, perhaps heavy in places. Largely dry on Tuesday with sunny spells. Warmer than recently with milder nights.
Generally milder overnight, but damp and murky in the south.
A north/south split will develop in the weather overnight, with cloudy damp and murky conditions affecting central and southern parts of England and Wales. Elsewhere, it will be breezy with clear spells, but most will be milder than last night.
Cloud and outbreaks of drizzly rain, will spread northwards on Saturday. This will allow some warm sunshine to develop across central and southwest England and Wales, and northern Scotland.
Cloudy with sporadic rain in the west on Sunday and Monday. Often drier across Northern Ireland. Fine in the east. Mostly dry by Tuesday, but scattered showers in the east.
To start the period, there is likely to be a west/east split in the weather. The west is likely to be cloudier, with outbreaks of rain and stronger winds, giving the risk of gales in the northwest. In contrast, the east will be drier and brighter with spells of sunshine, although some rain may reach here too. Towards the start of October, it is likely that all areas will become changeable. The west is likely to see the heaviest of the rain and winds are likely to be strongest here too, with a risk of gales or severe gales, particularly in the northwest. Temperatures will generally be above normal, perhaps warm across central and eastern areas.
More unsettled weather will continue across the country by the second week in October, most especially in the north and west. This will bring an increased likelihood of gales or severe gales as well as heavier rain across many parts. By mid October, confidence in the forecast reduces, however it may remain generally unsettled with occasional drier and brighter spells, particularly in the east and southeast. On the whole, temperatures will be close to or slightly warmer than normal, but in any settled spells there could be chilly nights, with an increased risk of mist, fog and frost, especially in the north.
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