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Tuesday will begin with a bright start across eastern areas, offering some early sunshine before conditions deteriorate. In the southwest, cloud and rain will arrive early, with some heavy bursts expected. This rain will spread east-northeastwards across Wales and the southern half of England

Some localised flooding and disruption could be possible pic.twitter.com/TiA8FTazfy — Met Office (@metoffice) July 22, 2025 Through Wednesday night, showers will gradually fade, although a few may persist across East Anglia and the far southwest of England. Cloud will increase across northwestern

A battle for supremacy continues over the UK, with cold air to the north and east and milder, wet conditions to the south and west

to remain a hazard along the leading edge as it ‘bumps’ into colder air further north and east. National Severe Weather Warning Several National Severe Weather warnings have been issued. Upcoming forecast Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Steven Ramsdale said: “Over the next few days we continue to see

River Rise Scenario - East Rydene County River Marlon Narrow channel, fast flowing during a flood, FW level 2.0m High risk areas Previous Floods / Event Classification Areas affected / Warnings issued Property and businesses flooded / Water levels Evacuations Eastern areas of Latham and Anderley

As high pressure becomes established across the UK it will bring with it easterly winds, low temperatures and an increasing risk of wintry hazards like snow and ice. An easterly wind will develop over the coming days but it wont be as cold as the one in 2018 which brought the Beast from the East

and strong winds pushed into the northwest. This weather front is moving south and east today petering out as it does so. Behind the rain there is another spell of sunshine and showers, some of which could be wintry over the hills in the north. Showers will, once again, move into the north and west

Whilst weather warnings for rain expire late on Friday night, some lighter rain will continue to linger over east Scotland through Saturday as well as returning to east England. This is not expected to be as heavy or persistent as in recent days and so should not bring renewed impacts

Friday will see an initial band of rain move gradually east over much of England and Wales through the morning and will be followed by a mixture of showers, cloud and some sunny spells at times. However, by late on Friday evening the next band of rain is arriving from the west, which

increase in annual mean temperature over the whole of the UK since 1914. As shown in Table 1, the trend is significant at the 1% level for 9 of the 10 districts, while for North Scotland it is only significant at the 5% level. The strongest increases have occurred in the Midlands, south-east England