Late September warmth before wind and rain returns this week
Summary
The UK will experience warm temperatures early this week due to a large low-pressure system drawing warm winds from the south. After Tuesday’s warmth, rain and stronger winds will move in, especially in northern and western areas, while southeastern England may stay drier.Key Facts
- A low-pressure system in the Atlantic will bring warm south to south-easterly winds to the UK early this week.
- Tuesday is expected to be the warmest day, with temperatures up to 26°C in some parts of England and Wales.
- Rain will reach Northern Ireland Tuesday afternoon and spread eastward, bringing wet and windy weather, especially to Scotland, Northern Ireland, and western England and Wales.
- Central, southern, and eastern England, which have drought issues, may see little to no rain this week.
- After the rain passes, the weather will be sunnier but still windy on Wednesday in western regions.
- High pressure is expected to bring calmer and drier conditions by Thursday and Friday.
- September has been warmer than average and marked by a sharp contrast in rainfall, with northwest areas much wetter than southeast England.
- Some places in northern Scotland have had rain every day for nearly a month, while parts of eastern England remain very dry.
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