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Mid-May brings mostly dry, settled UK weather, but slight changes in temperature and cloud cover will influence how each day feels across the country.

As we move through the middle of May, the UK continues to experience largely dry and settled weather, though subtle shifts in temperature and cloud cover will shape the feel of the days ahead.  Wednesday will bring a mix of sunshine and isolated showers, with most areas staying dry. The only

across parts of northwest Scotland and possibly the north of Northern Ireland, where it will remain breezy. Elsewhere, light winds and variable cloud cover may bring the odd light shower, but these will be isolated. 🌡️ Heat is building across the UK this week, temperatures could reach 32-33°C

, with some sunny spells breaking through, most reliably to the west of hills in the south. Temperatures on Friday are expected to be slightly higher in western and south-western areas if cloud cover clears, with some downslope winds providing a boost. Isolated spots could reach 16 to 17°C. Overnight

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) recording 12.0 hours of sunshine, but there were isolated showers in the north-east at first, and later in some southern and central parts where cloud increased. Many areas began sunny on the 2nd, with more cloud elsewhere, most notably central counties, with showers in places, tending to drift

The final weekend of September brings a classic mix of autumn weather for sports fans across the UK. Expect early mist and fog, some brighter spells, but also increasing cloud, strengthening winds, and rain moving in from the west. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the forecast for each

and Wales. However, the main story for tonight is not the space weather, but the terrestrial weather. Most areas across the UK are expected to experience significant cloud cover, which will severely limit the chances of seeing the aurora. Even in regions where geomagnetic activity is strong enough

parts a er midday, clearing eastwards on the 2nd followed by sunshine and scattered showers, these wintry on high ground. Needles (Isle of Wight) recorded gusts to 55 mph on the 2nd. A ridge of high pressure brought a dry sunny start in most places on the 3rd but it clouded over from the west

Thursday will bring widespread sunshine and dry weather across much of the country. Early low cloud may linger in some North Sea coastal areas and parts of the Midlands, but this is expected to gradually thin and break. However, some coastal spots may remain cloudy for much of the day. Temperatures

, with some sunny spells breaking through, most reliably to the west of hills in the south. Temperatures on Friday are expected to be slightly higher in western and south-western areas if cloud cover clears, with some downslope winds providing a boost. Isolated spots could reach 16 to 17°C. Overnight