Weekend of mixed UK weather with sunshine before showers arrive for some on Sunday
The UK is experiencing mixed weather conditions this weekend, with warm sunshine in the south and cooler air in the north. A deep low-pressure system is expected to bring windy and rainy conditions to western regions next week. Meanwhile, drought-affected areas in eastern England and Wales may remain largely dry despite the incoming weather systems.
- ▪A deep area of low pressure from the Atlantic is forecast to bring windy and potentially stormy weather next week.
- ▪Temperatures are expected to range between 15 and 21 degrees Celsius across the UK over the weekend.
- ▪Rainfall is concentrated in northern and western areas, while parts of eastern England have received only 11% of their expected September rain.
- ▪Summer 2026 was recorded as the hottest on record for the UK according to the Met Office.
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Weekend of mixed UK weather with sunshine before showers arrive for some on SundayImage source, NurPhotoBySarah Keith-LucasLead Weather PresenterPublished25 September 2026Updated 1 hour agoA deep area of low pressure is forecast to approach from the Atlantic next week bringing a spell of windy weather.This potential storm may also bring heavy rain to places, especially in the west, whilst some places further east could stay dry.Many drought affected parts of England and Wales - where significant rainfall is still needed - may stay largely dry throughout the next week.Before the arrival of wind and rain, though, some bursts of warmth will lift temperatures above average, possibly reaching the low-20s Celsius at times in south-east England.Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, It will be…
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