Next week is favoured to bring more settled (dry) conditions in the UK & Ireland. Chilly nights possible depending on how the high shapes up. A risk of a low affecting the south for a time - a scenario that the ECMWF model is a lot more interested in than the GFS & GEM models.

☔⚠️ There's heavy rain for many on Saturday, with warnings in place. Although we start the weekend with temperatures on the warmer side, it will be feeling cooler on Sunday. Here's Alex with the Weekend Weather 👇

⚠️ Yellow weather warning updated to include more of England and Wales⚠️ Rain across parts of Wales, England and Scotland Saturday 0900 – Sunday 0600 Latest info 👉bit.ly/WxWarning Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️

We've seen a marked contrast in maximum temperatures today 🌡️ Highest: 27.6°C in London 😎 Lowest: 14.4°C in Scotland ☁️

We see the persistent rain arrive tomorrow. High resolution models are now well in range to show the potential totals, but models are still not converging on the potential outcome. AROME is going for a large swathe of 30-40mm of rain in the area where models have continuously

Wet Saturday ahead. Still some variability in the guidance with how far south highest accumulations sit, but the general consensus is for a washout across northern England and N/W Wales.

⚠️ Yellow weather warning UPDATED ⚠️ Rain for parts of Wales and northern England NOW – Sunday 0300 Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning Stay #WeatherAware⚠️

After today's washout, high pressure makes a return. Don't think the remnants of future hurricane Gabrielle will impact the pattern much, with high pressure likely to last a fair while. If anything, the remnants could push up some warm air to start October.

7 years ago today, Storm Bronagh was named, bringing flooding in parts of Wales and northern England. In Sheffield, a record amount of rain fell in a 24-hour period, making it the city's wettest September day since records began. Atmospheric river funneled huge amounts of

The persistent rain is now gone. Final rainfall total for the event here in Wakefield was 42.7mm. Totals fairly widely have been in the 30-50mm range, with some spots at 60-80mm. Now we say hi to high pressure moving in!

A nice illustration of the inequity of rainfall distribution across the UK. Be surprised if it doesn’t become a much bigger issue with the devolved nations as shortages in England become greater and more acute. By Alister Rae via LinkedIn

Upper River Teme has reemerged from its Summer break. 24 hours apart pics by Mark Gorry via Facebook

It’s only a couple of weeks ago we were concerned about parched landscapes, water stressed crops and emerging drought. Inevitably flood barriers are now going up and multiple flood warnings in place.

Now hurricane 🌀 #Gabrielle could become a major category 3+ storm

The new working week got off to a cold start this morning, with some rural spots in each of the four home nations recording an air frost 🌡️📉

8 am EDT - NHC is monitoring two tropical waves. The western one has a medium chance of development late in the week over the southwestern Atlantic. The eastern one has a high chance of development over the central Atlantic in a few days. Visit hurricanes.gov for

In the space of just a few days temperatures have dropped quite significantly 🌡️📉 In the case of the London area where we saw 27.8 °C at St James's Park last Friday, a high some 10 degrees lower is expected today

Today marks the Equinox, the start of astronomical Autumn, when the centre of the sun crosses the equator and is positioned exactly above it The Equilux on Thursday marks the point when both day and night are closest to being 12 hours in length

Huge increase in reservoir levels in the last week following recent heavy rain. They now stand at 45.6% and the 14.8% rise is the biggest in a week in over 30 years - Average for late September is 69% (Pic is Langsett by Mandy)

8p EDT Tues 9/23- We are monitoring 2 disturbances that are likely to become tropical depressions this week. The western one #AL94 could form near the Bahamas in a few days, with a heavy rain threat for the Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic during the next