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in the day. 7th to 16th High pressure stayed close to the south-west of Britain but allowed a more changeable northwesterly type to develop. Cloud and outbreaks of rain spread south-eastwards on the 7th followed by sunshine and showers. The 8th and 9th were mostly sunny with near-average temperatures

Tuesday will see patchy light rain across the south this morning, which will become restricted to the far south later in the afternoon. Elsewhere, increasing amount of sunshine will develop throughout the day, with temperatures generally up from recent days, likely peaking around 24°C in eastern

September. Met Office presenter and meteorologist, Alex Burkill, said: “Wednesday starts of as an unsettled day for many of us. Rainfall totals building up particularly across parts of the southwest as we go through the morning. So, that could cause some localized issues. We do have a warning out

for the next 7 months. Unlike many other centres, our forecasts are made each day from the very latest observations to give the most up-to-date information. Historical forecasts (hindcasts) are also calculated each week to help remove any remaining biases in the model. Met Office Global Coupled Model

Monday begins on a chilly note for much of the UK, with temperatures dipping especially away from the far north and southeast. Most regions will enjoy a dry day with plenty of sunshine, making for a pleasant autumnal feel. However, it will be somewhat cloudier and breezier in northern and eastern

for the next 7 months. Unlike many other centres, our forecasts are made each day from the very latest observations to give the most up-to-date information. Historical forecasts (hindcasts) are also calculated each week to help remove any remaining biases in the model. Met Office Global Coupled Model

Today (Wednesday), many places will see outbreaks of heavy rain and brisk winds during the day, though southeast England will stay dry until after dark.   A Yellow Warning for rain is in place for southwest England and south Wales until late this evening. 10-20 mm of rain is likely to accumulate

From Saturday, elevated showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop across western and southwestern areas, tracking generally north-northeast through the day. Ahead of this main activity, isolated thunderstorms may form, particularly across parts of northern England. Some of these storms

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was due to an ‘atmospheric river’ – a narrow stream of moisture laden air capable of causing very high rainfall totals. This was the wettest 2-day period on record for Scotland in a series from 1891. The front causing the rainfall marked the contrast between cold air to the north and much warmer