Temperatures will slightly rise this week as higher pressure advances north across the UK. We’re talking 18-20 range, primarily for eastern areas. Unfortunately rain and cloud looks to be a big factor.

There is a chance of windy weather on Sunday, some models suggest the possibility of a deep low-pressure system being steered towards the UK by the jet stream. However, the risk remains minimal, and there is little agreement across models at this stage.

Models this morning for Sunday are similar to yesterday. The ECM is more eastward than the GFS, although broad agreement in where the strongest winds will be. There is potential for gusts of 50-60 mph in coastal across Ireland and Scotland.

Potential for a named storm this Sunday. UKV forecasting very strong gusts across Scotland, northern England and Ireland

ECM this morning, showing a different solution for this upcoming Sundays deep low pressure. Brings it in across Northern Ireland and the central belt of Scotland, bringing the risk of strong gusts further south across England.

A yellow weather warning has been issued by the Met Office for strong winds on Sunday into Monday.

GFS vs ECM GFS brings Sundays Low pressure system a few hundred miles further north, while ECM brings the centre significantly further south across Scotland, which would result in stronger winds further south affecting northern England.

We will see a very strong jet stream this week, reaching and exceeding 200mph. (HIGH up in altitude). Where and how Sundays low pressure system interacts with this jet stream will determine the position of it and who sees the strongest winds.

Storm Ashley has been named A spell of very strong winds will affect Ireland, northern England and Scotland during Sunday. Due to a deepening low pressure system steered towards the uk by a very strong jet stream. Models in agreement with positioning. Keeping it further north.

#StormAshley will initially bring impacts to the Republic of Ireland. The area of low pressure will then track north eastwards reaching the UK early on Sunday morning, bringing strong winds and rain. Here's the details 👇

We now have an amber wind warning for Scotland during Storm Ashley.

#StormAshley to bring widespread 50-60mph gusts across inland northern England, Scotland and Ireland throughout tomorrow into Monday. Some models indicating the potential for gusts to reach 80-90mph in rural exposed areas like western coasts.

UKV suggesting winds of 70-80mph across the Hebrides during #StormAshley

Winds reaching 70-80mph over parts of Ireland now, especially western coasts. Expected to pick up across northern England and Scotland later today.

Strong winds currently over Ireland. West coast of Ireland getting a battering.

Starting to snow here Epsom. KT20

Starting to stick to the ground now KT20

More of this in 2025, please