The weekend will conclude with predominantly dry conditions throughout the UK, although temperatures will remain relatively low. In the coming days, a significant shift is anticipated as winds

shift to a southerly direction, resulting in warmer weather.

By Wednesday, temperatures may reach 21°C. However, there will also be an increasing likelihood of heavy rainfall, particularly in the northern and western regions.

Rain Predominantly in the North

A ridge of high pressure is expected to build from the west, leading to a dry start for all regions. Clear skies overnight have allowed for frost formation in certain areas, especially in the northern half of Britain.

Throughout the day, cloud cover will increase, but most of the UK will remain dry. The exceptions are likely to be northwestern Britain and Northern Ireland, where the chance of light rain will rise this afternoon. Following a chilly start, temperatures will struggle to rise. This afternoon, temperatures are expected to range from 6°C in northern Scotland to 12°C in the southwest. For the latest updates, please consult the weather radar.

Tonight, scattered showers will become more prevalent in the western UK, with heavier rain expected to affect southern Wales and southwestern England. Other areas will remain dry, and in parts of the northeast where skies stay clear, frost may occur.

Tomorrow, the rain in the south will move eastward and gradually diminish. By the afternoon, it is anticipated to be dry across nearly the entire UK, although there remains a risk of rain. Photo by Cristian Bortes from Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Wikimedia commons.