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With high pressure becoming established this week, the start of April will be warm and sunny across the UK. With the area of high pressure situated to the northeast of the UK, there will be a strong breeze across the southern half of the UK through the start of the week. In windward coastal areas
High pressure is set to build across the UK this week, providing some calmer conditions
. Temperatures are expected to be closer to the seasonal average than on Monday, but it will still feel pleasantly warm in any sunshine that does occur. High pressure will build across the UK this week, eventually providing many of us with calm conditions But calm doesn't automatically mean sunny
, especially under a clear high pressure during winter months. This combined with light winds and moist ground can increase the potential for fog to form. Wind flow is clockwise around an anticyclone, so in this example southern England is influenced by a NE’ly airflow. The synoptic chart also highlights
High pressure is set to build across the UK this week, providing some calmer conditions
. Temperatures are expected to be closer to the seasonal average than on Monday, but it will still feel pleasantly warm in any sunshine that does occur. High pressure will build across the UK this week, eventually providing many of us with calm conditions But calm doesn't automatically mean sunny
and meteorologist, Craig Snell, said: “We could potentially see a greater chance of seeing some showers moving in from the North Sea. But with high pressure still in charge for most of us, it should remain dry. "There could be some showers potentially moving as far west as the Midlands as the day
: “Thursday morning is damp for some, but for most it's a fine day. We are chasing clouds. There will be some brightness in the sky as well. There’s low pressure sitting towards the north of Scotland, hence the reason why it has been rather windy and gusty across Scotland and in fact cloud and rain
: “Thursday morning is damp for some, but for most it's a fine day. We are chasing clouds. There will be some brightness in the sky as well. There’s low pressure sitting towards the north of Scotland, hence the reason why it has been rather windy and gusty across Scotland and in fact cloud and rain
. Weather data The analysis chart at 0600UTC 2 November 2023 shows storm Ciarán, with the low pressure centre over the Isle of Wight and tightly packed isobars indicating the strength of the winds along the South Coast, through the English Channel and across northern France. For comparison, the second
because of high winds, localised flooding affected some roads across Wales and large waves battered exposed coastlines. Weather data The analysis chart at 0000 UTC on Sunday 3 March 2019 shows a deep area of low pressure to the north-west of Scotland bringing some very strong winds to the north
, Inner Hebrides, the UK’s lowest value since 936.8hPa on 24 December 2013 at Stornoway Airport, Western Isles - and since storm naming was introduced in autumn 2015. The latter was UK’s lowest pressure recorded since 1886 (Burt, 2007).* The analysis chart at 1200 UTC 24 December 2013 shows this low
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