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-east, followed by sunshine and showers, with isolated thunder near the south coast. Rain moved into the northwest on the 14th, spreading slowly south-east but tending to die out away from the south-west. 15th to 23rd Storm Dennis brought a windy and exceptionally wet day on the 15th, with persistent

on the 8th, but cloud and rain affected the far south-west and pushed north-eastwards late in the day. 9th to 13th A deep depression brought wet and windy weather on the 9th, the rain clearing the east followed by sunshine and showers with quite widespread thunder, and 61.4 mm fell at Spadeadam

and patchier during the day. The 7th began with a widespread frost, severe especially in the north, and there were wintry showers over the south-east and south-west; generally sunny elsewhere before clouding over from the north-west with rain, sleet and snow reaching the north-west by late a ernoon. 8th

, but it does perform very similarly to the MR version (McSweeney et al. 2018). www.metoffice.gov.uk Pg 2 of 91 Source: Met Office © Crown Copyright 2024 Present-day performance of the CMIP5-driven regional models • A requirement for successful down-scaling is that a regional model does not deviate too

, the southeast may start the day dry, albeit cold. As the day progresses, many areas will see an improvement, with cloud breaking to allow for some sunny spells, especially in eastern Scotland, northern England, and parts of the Midlands. Despite these brighter intervals, further showery rain

in eastern Scotland. Yellow warnings have been issued through the weekend here as after a three day spell of very wet weather across this region, a further spell of persistent and at times heavy rain is expected before easing during Saturday night. Many places are likely to see a further 20-30 mm of rain

of the UK however, such as the South East of England, conditions were much more settled. It was a notably warm day particularly across the south, Manston Airport in Kent recorded 23.5°C making it the warmest October day since 2014. Winds are continuing to ease and the yellow warning has now lapsed. However

in the west and far southeast. Many will wake to a cold start, with frost and fog likely, especially in the southeast. Through the morning, cloud will thicken from the southwest, bringing rain that will spread east and northeast to most places during the day and overnight. Winds will steadily

eastern areas, though these will tend to clear overnight and early in the day. Some rain may linger across the southeast for a time. Many places will enjoy a brief drier interlude before conditions turn widely unsettled again from the west as storm Amy arrives. Outbreaks of rain, locally heavy

Meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “It’ll be quite a miserable end to the working week for southern and south-west England as Storm Alex brings heavy rain and strong winds tomorrow, with coastal gales of around 60-65mph for some.  “Away from the south it’ll be a more pleasant day, with light