Issued: 0900hrs Sunday 15th September 2024
Duty forecaster: Garry Nicholson

Showers in south toward next weekend

Northwesterly winds this week will make it feel rather chilly for mid September, with showery rain frequent in the north and west. Improving in the south later in the week, but further rain at times northwestern regions.

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Wednesday 18/9/24
High pressure extends across Britain and Scandinavia. A brisk easterly wind affecting southern areas of England. A dry and bright day with good spells of sunshine, the best of these in western areas. Some areas of low cloud drifting in from the North Sea over eastern counties of England, some haar reaching eastern Scotland; tending to thin into the afternoon. Highs 20 to 24C, but nearer 16C on the east coast.

Thursday 19/9/24
Fresh easterly breezes continue for much of England and Wales with high pressure in control north of Scotland. Some low cloud may drift onto eastern coasts at times. Elsewhere it should be dry and bright with good spells of sunshine, the best of these in the west. Tops near 21 to 25C.


 

Friday 20/9/24
High pressure stays to the north. Breezy again on Friday. Cloudier skies likely in southern and eastern areas, most places dry, small chance a local shower. The best sunshine again in more northern and western areas. Temperatures at 21 to 26C.



 
 
 

Saturday 21/9/24
Pressure tending to fall to the southwest of the country. Possible patchy rain and local showers developing for southwest England and Wales, perhaps southern Ireland. Fairly cloudy in the south and east. Sunniest and warmest in western Scotland. Highs 17 to 25C.

Sunday 22/9/24
Showery bursts of rain for southern regions, locally hit and miss. Cloudy skies for central and eastern areas with a moderate breeze from the east. Sunniest again in the northwest of Britain and Ireland. Highs 18 to 23C.