10/07/2016 Weather for the Week Ahead

Hello. The weather has not been ideal so far this weekend. Some of

us have had better weather than others, but overall, a changeable

picture. We will keep this pattern through Sunday and into the week

ahead as well. Sunshine and showers and also quite breezy. On Sunday,

the strongest winds will be across western in south-western areas

because of this low pressure. Imagine the wind is blowing around

it and scooping up the dusty conditions, affecting Cornwall,

Devon and parts of western Wales around the RSC. In terms of the

weather, the best weather on Saturday will be into East Anglia.

Still with a risk of a shower. The further north you are across

Scotland, a much greater risk of catching a shower or even a

downpour. Coolest, around 70 degrees, whereas warm and humid

across the South. As we head through Sunday night into Monday, all of

this humidity we would have had this weekend so far will be pushed into

the continent. From Monday onwards, things will turn a little bit

fresher. It will still be a war warning on Monday, but things will

not be as muggy as they have done so far -- warm morning. This low

pressure stretches all the way into the Baltic. We get these big areas

of low pressure and they don't tend to move around a lot, just park

themselves across one part of the continent and stick around and drive

the weather. Once again, on Monday, a changeable day with showers. Some

heavy once in the South, but the best advice is to expect plenty of

dry weather and also some heat in this rain. The forecast for Monday

night into Tuesday, below is still with us. But it does look as though

things will quieten down. I think a brief lull from the showers on

Tuesday, and mostly dry, not completely, one or two shows around,

but on balance, to state is not akin to bad at all. -- Tuesday. 16- 20

degrees. On Wednesday, it looks like the showers are back again. The

showers will be widespread it was England, Wales, Scotland and

Northern Ireland with the risk of downpours. That is the middle part

of the week. Into Thursday, things slowly settle down. Below is out of

the way. That is across Scandinavia. This area of high pressure started

to dominate the weather. High pressure is coming from the south

and will start to settle things down. That is what high pressure

does, settled on the weather. Across many western and central areas, will

get lighter winds, with more sunshine, and into the end of the

week, certainly Friday, a high-pressure parks itself across

most of the UK apart from the very far north-western fringes of the UK.

While things warm up, and turned sunny across the South, the far

north-west of the country may remain relatively breezy with spells of

rain as well. In the north, next weekend, it is likely to remain cool

and cloudy, where as further south, next weekend and into next week, it

looks as though things will be warming up. Let's summarise. Week

ahead will be changeable. There will be frequent showers, especially in

the middle part of the week, then things will settle down as we head

into Thursday