Six-hourly rainfall accumulations from this evening through to midday Wednesday showing how Tuesday's rain spreads northwards through southern England, the Midlands and then into northern England by the end of tonight before reaching Scotland Tuesday morning and afternoon. Cold.

Severe gales and heavy rain are theme of the coming week. 50mm+ of rain in Scotland, Wales, Ireland & western England bringing local flooding. Gales on Wednesday and then widespread and potentially damaging winds late Thursday into Friday and again on Saturday.

A widespread frost last night across Wales, northern England, Scotland and Ireland. These are the lowest temperatures recorded to 7am Sunday morning.

We could be facing two severe storms later this week. The first on Friday with wind gusts in excess of 70mph, then the second on Saturday which, if it happens, could bring damaging gusts of 60mph inland, 80mph over western and southern coasts. Latest at Weatherweb.net

Friday starts with rain in the east Midlands, East Anglia and southeast although this should clear by midday. It's much brighter north & west but some heavy showers in western Scotland and Northern Ireland. Generally though, a fine but chilly day for most areas .

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The cold front moving south through today is breaking up so that most rain along it will be showery. You can see how the cloud breaks behind and skies become sunnier. Saying breezy though. Some showers in western Scotland and northwest England, these heavy at times.

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Nerd alert! Tuesday morning fog on the plotted chart right now. Spot the wind direction along the front too. Sometimes is easier to highlight areas of fog in yellow as it helps assess the clearance of it in subsequent charts.

Monday morning rain, drizzle & low cloud for NW Scotland. Fog in parts of Wales and southwest England. Fair for other areas and tending to be dry through the day for many. Always more cloud north and west with mist on coasts here. Mild for all, warm south.

A change in temperature ahead this week as colder air arrives. The 8-day temperature graphs show the fall in Scotland on Tuesday and then slipping south through the rest of the country by the end of Wednesday. Best get read to wrap up for autumn!

Another cold one Saturday night into Sunday morning across England and Wales. These are the lowest temperatures recorded from 7pm to 7am.

Last night was a chilly night from the Midlands northwards, but cloud in the south keeping temperatures in double figures. Today looks like staying a cloudy,mild Saturday in southern England, but you can see it's brighter yet cooler elsewhere. A few showers in western Scotland.

After a cool start to Saturday temperatures will recover in sunshine over England and Wales this afternoon. Always a tendency for more cloud in southern England. Cooler in Scotland, a few showers in the west but both Scotland and Ireland should be mostly dry through the day.

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A messy weather picture for Wednesday. Radar shows rain this morning associated with a cold front and trough over E & S Scotland, headed to N England. High pressure build west, becoming brighter here. Very warm in south, feeling milder when the sun pokes out elsewhere.

Sunday brings quite a bit of cloud, but generally a quite day. Best sunshine in eastern areas, but always a feed of cloud in the west. Becoming increasingly murky and drizzly around west and south Ireland, then the drizzle and rain arrive in western Scotland overnight.

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