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a succession of Atlantic fronts and mounting rainfall accumulations. The UK recorded its highest daily minimum temperature on record on Christmas Day with 12.4°C at Exeter Airport and East Malling, Kent. The month ended with a spell of very unsettled, turbulent weather. Storm Gerrit on 27th to 29th brought
rather warm in any sunshine that manages to break through. As the day progresses into Tuesday night, variable and often large amounts of cloud will persist. Some light showers or drizzle are likely in the east and far north. The best of any clear spells will be found in parts of northern Scotland
Through the rest of Easter Day; rain across many central and northern parts will gradually begin to ease. Conversely, where we saw a bright and chilly start in central and eastern areas, it will soon cloud over with a little rain later. On Bank Holiday Monday, England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Thursday will begin with a few light showers, mainly across central and eastern England, but these will quickly fade, leaving most areas dry. Expect a mix of variable cloud and sunny spells throughout the day. It will feel breezy at times, particularly in the far southeast. After a chilly start
The Yellow National Severe Weather Warning comes into effect at 9am and covers parts of central and southern England and Wales. Friday is another day of sunshine and showers, with these perhaps merging into longer spells of rain at times and conditions feeling cool in the fresh breeze. Early rain
Saturday begins with a band of rain and drizzle gradually moving northeast through the day, lingering across Scotland into the evening. Ahead of this, patchy fog and low cloud will become increasingly confined to the Northern Isles. For much of Northern Ireland and southern and southeastern England
Today (Monday), will see a period of persistent rain for Northern Ireland, which will gradually move eastwards through the day. A Yellow warning for rain has been issued for Northern Ireland, with 10-20mm of rain falling fairly widely through the day, while a few places could receive around 40mm
Whilst Monday sees a grey and murky day in parts of the east and some rain in the west, conditions will turn decidedly more unsettled overnight into Tuesday as an active frontal system moves in from the southwest. This system will push an area of heavy rain east and northeast through the day
England, conditions remain rather cloudy and drizzly, although brighter skies are expected to develop to the lee of hills, spreading more widely across England as the day progresses. Here, it will feel warm and humid, especially where the sun breaks through. Despite the cloud and breeze, it's rather
The day begins with much of England and Wales enjoying fine and warm conditions. However, the northern and northwestern regions will experience cloudier skies with some rain showers, and there is a possibility of isolated thunderstorms in parts of Scotland. As the day progresses, the cloud cover
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