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A rather unsettled start to Wednesday is expected, with extensive cloud cover and scattered showers across central and northern regions. A band of light rain and drizzle will persist through the morning, stretching from South Wales into the Midlands. The far northwest will continue to see

chart at 1200UTC 28 January 2024 shows the UK in a south-westerly flow, located in the ‘warm sector’ between warm and cold fronts, with an associated low pressure centre over Iceland. Typically, a warm sector would be associated with low cloud and patchy light rain. The visible satellite image

Confidence: High for changeable weather pattern for the next few days with some showers interspersed with drier, brighter weather. Windy at times too. Headline for Wednesday 17 Sep 2025: Thickening clouds with light rain for a time. Becoming brighter during afternoon with some showers. Windy

= calm. Wind direction is given in degrees true 8000 ‘Eight kilometres’ 9999 = 10 km or more; 0000 = less than 50 metres 7 Significant weather -SHRA ‘Light rain showers’ See present weather table on METAR (page 18) for details; NSW = No significant weather 8 Cloud FEW005 SCT010 SCT018CB BKN025 9

to develop more widely. There is a small chance of an isolated light shower across the Northern Isles, but this will be the exception rather than the rule. Breezy conditions are likely around North Sea coasts, contributing to a cooler feel in eastern areas. Temperatures will be near average overall

with patchy rain or drizzle at times. Through the afternoon and evening, cloud will begin to increase from the west, ahead of an approaching weather front. Winds will generally be light to moderate, helping most areas feel warmer than Tuesday. However, winds will begin to strengthen in the northwest

with patchy rain or drizzle at times. Through the afternoon and evening, cloud will begin to increase from the west, ahead of an approaching weather front. Winds will generally be light to moderate, helping most areas feel warmer than Tuesday. However, winds will begin to strengthen in the northwest

were the likely cause of various power outages across Devon and Cornwall on the 18th, and later that day the First Light Festival at Lowestoft (Suffolk) was temporarily suspended due to torrential downpours and frequent lightning. The closing days of the month saw several localised incidences

of the south on the 14th again persisted in places until late morning, then the south was sunny but other areas remained cloudy, with rain in the far north by dusk. The 15th saw showers on the east coast, sunshine across the north, and cloud for central and southern parts with patchy light rain

(seen as the sandy light brown colours in the air behind the cold front to the left-hand side of the image) that had been transported across the Atlantic from the recent Canadian wild-fires. At the time of writing, the FCI instrument is still in a pre-operational commissioning phase, and images