Chance of storms this week as Atlantic jet stream roars into life
Summary
The UK may face its first named storm of the autumn this week due to a strong jet stream causing unsettled weather and rain across the country. A deep low pressure system could bring heavy rain and strong winds, especially in southern England and Wales, by Friday.Key Facts
- A strong jet stream over North America is expected to drive stormy weather to the UK later this week.
- Rain will affect all parts of the UK, with varying amounts based on the storm's exact path.
- Temperatures this October have generally been 1 to 3 degrees Celsius above normal despite a chilly recent weekend.
- Some areas in southern England are under severe drought conditions due to very low rainfall this autumn.
- By Friday, a deep low pressure system may bring heavy rain and gale-force winds mostly to southern England and Wales.
- If the storm is considered severe, it could be named "Storm Austen" by weather authorities.
- The exact storm path is uncertain and could affect Scotland and Northern Ireland if it moves further north.
- Weather warnings might be issued if the expected storm causes significant impacts.
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