Ballygowan (County Down) weather

Headline:

Early fog soon clearing leaving a warm and sunny day.

Today:

Another warm and sunny day after any patches of overnight fog lift and clear through the morning. Light winds and feeling warm in the September sunshine. Maximum temperature 22 °C.

Tonight:

A clear and dry start to the evening but some low cloud and fog forming, especially in the east during the night, a few spots of drizzle possible too. Minimum temperature 10 °C.

Friday:

Early mist and fog clearing leaving a dry and sunny day again, perhaps less warm than recently and the possibility of coastal cloud in the east. Maximum temperature 19 °C.

Outlook for Saturday to Monday:

Some bright weather on Saturday, a few heavier overnight showers possible. Cloudy on Sunday, perhaps brighter in the north. Winds turning northerly on Monday with some showers.

Showers with the potential for some longer spells of rain, heavy and perhaps thundery at times, will affect parts of England and Wales at first, especially in the south but tending to ease away to the southeast by the end of Tuesday. Elsewhere, generally settled conditions prevailing, albeit with low cloud and drizzle along North Sea coasts in particular; away from here, most places will experience above average temperatures during this period. A short-lived quieter spell of weather is possible then possible, before a transition to a more unsettled, mobile westerly pattern is most likely by midweek and beyond, with spells of wind and rain in many areas, but perhaps interspersed with occasional drier and brighter interludes.

Typical autumn weather will probably affect the UK with a mix of weather types through the first half of October. Periods of unsettled conditions, with wind and rain at times, will likely be interspersed with shorter spells of calmer and drier weather. Overall, wetter than average conditions are expected during this period, especially in central and southern areas. Temperatures are most likely to be close to or slightly above average overall, although some cooler spells are possible at times.