Frost, wind and rain forecast as autumn warmth fades for many
Summary
The UK will see cooler weather as warm September temperatures fall back to more typical autumn levels. Rain and wind will move across many areas, with frost possible in some places early Thursday, while temperatures in southeast England may briefly return to the mid-20s Celsius by the weekend.Key Facts
- A weather front will bring heavy rain to parts of the UK on Wednesday, moving east and bringing cooler air.
- Most regions will experience temperatures close to the normal late-September range, around 14-20°C.
- Frost could appear Thursday morning in some eastern Scotland areas, especially near the Grampians.
- Southeast England may stay warmer, reaching mid-20s Celsius by Friday due to a high-pressure system.
- The weekend will have a mix of sun, showers, and rain, with temperatures near seasonal averages.
- Northern and western parts of the UK may face windy and wet conditions next week.
- There is no forecast for any unusual heat as September ends.
- The changing weather pattern includes occasional rain and wind, typical for autumn in the UK.
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