Gales and heavy rain to impact UK as yellow wind warning issued
Summary
A weather system made from the remains of Hurricane Isaias will bring strong winds, heavy rain, and warmer air to parts of the UK this week. The strongest winds and rain will affect northwest Scotland and Northern Ireland, while most of England and Wales will stay dry and warm.Key Facts
- The remains of Hurricane Isaias have created a new low-pressure system near the UK.
- A Met Office yellow wind warning is in place for parts of the Scottish Highlands and Western Isles.
- Wind gusts could reach up to 70 mph in exposed coastal and hilly areas of northwest Scotland.
- Rain will mainly affect Scotland and Northern Ireland, with some rain reaching northern England and north Wales.
- Most of England and Wales will experience dry weather with sunny periods and above-average temperatures.
- Temperatures are expected to rise to around 20°C in southern England and up to 22°C in East Anglia on Thursday.
- After Thursday, cooler and drier weather will spread southwards through the weekend.
- The storm’s center will stay far from the UK, while severe weather like blizzards may occur near Iceland.
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