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A foggy start to Monday but with sunshine breaking through as the day goes on
Monday will begin with fog slowly clearing through the morning, particularly across southern and central areas. Once the fog lifts, most regions will enjoy a largely fine day with plenty of sunshine, though conditions may be hazy at times. The northwest, including western Scotland, will see cloud
A foggy start to Monday but with sunshine breaking through as the day goes on
Monday will begin with fog slowly clearing through the morning, particularly across southern and central areas. Once the fog lifts, most regions will enjoy a largely fine day with plenty of sunshine, though conditions may be hazy at times. The northwest, including western Scotland, will see cloud
and later in the day, making for a crisp start and finish. A brisk easterly breeze will accentuate the cold, particularly in eastern areas. Showers will continue across the Northern Isles but will move offshore further south, leaving a dry start to the night for many. However, cloud and wind will increase
England. Monday will be a changeable day and you'll probably want to have your umbrella or waterproofs close to hand again ⛈️ pic.twitter.com/XBwNLyr74x — Met Office (@metoffice) July 20, 2025 Temperatures will vary significantly depending on cloud cover and rainfall. Under persistent rain, parts
and later in the day, making for a crisp start and finish. A brisk easterly breeze will accentuate the cold, particularly in eastern areas. Showers will continue across the Northern Isles but will move offshore further south, leaving a dry start to the night for many. However, cloud and wind will increase
will see a day of dry and bright weather on Thursday, though it’ll remain widely cold. Continued snow showers are expected across northern Scotland through the day, with a yellow warning for snow and ice valid until 10:00 Friday morning. Thursday night will be another bitterly cold night
day precipitation amount .............................................................. 30 Rainfall from extremely wet days ..................................................................................... 32 Longest wet spell
After an exceptionally dry season, the Met Office’s latest 10-day trend suggests that change is on the horizon — and it’s bringing a mix of sunshine, showers, and cooler temperatures. As we head into the bank holiday weekend, the forecast remains mixed. The Met Office anticipates a blend of sunny
seasonal and climate information as well as shorter range and more detailed forecasts and warnings. What is Climatology? Weather is what you see when you look out of the window day to day. Over a long enough period, the pattern of that weather defines a climate. Climate describes the range of weather
information as well as shorter range and more detailed forecasts and warnings. What is Climatology? Weather is what you see when you look out of the window day to day. Over a long enough period, the pattern of that weather defines a climate. Climate describes the range of weather that you might get
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