By Brian Gaze
[Published 06:30 21/09/2023]
Low pressure centred close to Scotland will lead to showery conditions across the UK during the next couple of days. Also, cooler air will be filtering down from the north so temperatures take a dip. A ridge of high pressure is likely to bring drier conditions on Saturday, but through Sunday outbreaks of rain spread across much of the north and west. (If you would like to browse the website without adverts and contribute to its ongoing development, explore the payment options, see below)
Issued 19th September 2023
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Thursday starts dry in much of the UK. However, there are showers in western Britain and outbreaks of rain in the far south east.
This morning the rain in the south east clears to leave sunny spells in all regions. Showers continue in the west and through the course of the day they push eastwards and become more widespread. They will be heavy at times, but many places miss them and have a dry. Windy in northern Scotland.
Rather cool. Temperatures range from 9°C in the far north west to 18°C in the south east. See the rain radar for the latest view.
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Tonight, showers continue in the west and far north. In the south east and East Anglia there is a risk of more prolonged and heavy outbreaks of rain. Elsewhere, it is expected to be dry with clear periods. Chilly in the north and west.
Tomorrow will be cool and blustery. Showers develop widely and some will be heavy, particularly in northern England. Clear periods overnight could lead to quite a widespread ground frost in the north.
Saturday is looking dry for much of the day, although by the evening an area of rain begins pushing into Northern Ireland. Cloud amounts vary and temperatures will be on the low side.
Forecast details for Sunday are very uncertain. Computer models are currently suggesting the possibility of heavy outbreaks of rain extending across the north and west. Other areas should be mostly dry.
During Monday a band of rain is expected to clear southeastwards. Drier conditions follow, but another area of rain pushes into the north and west. Quite windy, but temperatures should be a little higher than recently.
Near to Grantown on Spey. Lovely inversion in the strath this morning (20/9/23). Posted by Dizzy Daff.
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