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, so local conditions may vary. Elsewhere, most regions will remain mostly dry, although variable and at times extensive cloud cover is likely. Some bright or sunny spells are possible, especially away from the west. There is a chance of scattered showers in East Anglia and south-east England during
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these will be isolated. Temperatures will be notably warmer in the west, with highs of 23-25°C likely across the West Midlands, central southern England, and the West Country. Isolated spots may reach 26°C. Southeast Scotland may also see local highs of 23°C. In contrast, eastern and southeastern
began chilly in the south, with fog slow to clear in the Midlands; there was sunshine, but with showers all day over the south-west and developing elsewhere during the afternoon. The 3rd was mainly cloudy, after a bright start in a few areas, with an area of showery precipitation feeding in from
The heatwave of 2018 continues across much of England this week, with temperatures expected to reach the high-20s or low 30s Celsius across the Midlands, southern and eastern England, with 35 or 36 °C possible in a few places as the temperatures peak on Thursday and Friday. Paul Gundersen, Chief
, the Midlands and southern England during the early hours of Tuesday. Rain or hail is more likely towards some western coasts. “Icy stretches which develop overnight as a result of these showers, or the recent wet conditions, could bring some disruption to travel. In addition to the ice, we could see snow
by afternoon in northern England, the north Midlands, and north Wales. Two yellow weather warnings for rain have been issued for Wednesday. The first covers parts of north-west Wales between 3am and 12pm. The second covers south and south-west Wales between 12am and 11pm. Showery rain persists across northern
Tuesday will bring a mix of weather across the UK. Much of England and Wales can expect a dry day with sunny spells, particularly away from the northern and western fringes. Here, cloud will be more prevalent, with outbreaks of mainly light rain and drizzle, especially in the north-west
, so local conditions may vary. Elsewhere, most regions will remain mostly dry, although variable and at times extensive cloud cover is likely. Some bright or sunny spells are possible, especially away from the west. There is a chance of scattered showers in East Anglia and south-east England during
is probable away from the west. Winds will generally be light but will strengthen in the far west during the evening as cloud and rain arrive. November 2025 has been remarkably mild so far with a series of new high daily minimum temperature records across the UK. Get the stats in our blog 👇https://t.co
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