Weather forecast for the midlands and uk ( co the met office) East Midlands Updated: 0343 on Mon 07 Oct 2013 Headline: Some bright or sunny spells, especially across eastern areas. Warm. Today: Early mist and perhaps patchy fog will clear. Then often large amounts of cloud, especially across western parts of the region, but also bright or sunny spells, with Lincolnshire and other eastern counties especially favoured. Becoming warm everywhere. Maximum Temperature 19 C. Tonight: Starting dry with clear spells. Overnight cloud will increase, bringing outbreaks of light rain from the northwest, although mainly across Derbyshire and the Peak District. Many eastern areas remaining dry. Minimum Temperature 11 C. Tuesday: Residual patchy light rain will soon die away, leaving the rest of the day dry with increasing amounts of brightness, especially across eastern parts of the region. Warm again. Maximum Temperature 19 C. Outlook for Wednesday to Friday: Dry and bright start Wednesday, becoming cooler, windy with showers later. Thursday and Friday remaining windy, with a risk of coastal gales, also frequent showers and feeling noticeably colder. West Midlands Updated: 0329 on Mon 07 Oct 2013 Headline: A mostly dry but rather cloudy day. Today: Quite a cloudy day with some mist and fog in the morning that could be slow to clear. A few bright spells may develop during the afternoon. Light southwesterly winds and temperatures still well above average. Maximum Temperature 19 C. Tonight: Dry at first with a few clear spells but cloud will increase from the west with patchy light rain spreading across the region by morning. Minimum Temperature 13 C. Tuesday: Any rain quickly clearing to the south in the morning to leave a dry day with bright or sunny spells developing, especially in the afternoon. Maximum Temperature 18 C. Outlook for Wednesday to Friday: Scattered showers on Wednesday but largely dry and sunny on Thursday. Cloudier on Friday with a few showers possible. Feeling colder with brisk north to northeast winds. UK forecast Updated: 0328 on Mon 07 Oct 2013 Headline: Most places cloudy. Wet and windy weather in northwestern Britain. Today: Low cloud, mist and fog will be slow to clear across central and southern Britain but some brighter spells will develop, these most likely in the east. Strong winds and occasional rain will affect northwestern Britain, heavy in northwest Scotland. Tonight: Staying wet in northwest Scotland. A weakening band of rain also moving southwards, reaching Wales and the Midlands by dawn. Dry to the south and east but staying rather cloudy. Tuesday: Patchy light rain will continue southwards, clearing southern England during the afternoon. Much drier elsewhere with winds becoming northwesterly and sunny spells developing. Scattered showers across northwest Scotland. Outlook for Wednesday to Friday: Scattered showers affecting many places on Wednesday, becoming mainly confined to eastern coastal areas on Thursday. More persistent rain may affect southeastern England on Friday. Colder with brisk northerly winds. UK Outlook for Friday 11 Oct 2013 to Sunday 20 Oct 2013: Many areas will be largely dry at first with sunny spells and light winds. However it will be cloudier across eastern parts with some showers, perhaps wintry over Scottish Mountains initially and more persistent rain possible in southeast England. Feeling rather cold, especially across eastern parts. Into the next week, conditions are likely to remain similar at first, although western parts of the UK may become rather more unsettled and breezy, with outbreaks of rain. In contrast, eastern parts will tend to become drier through the week, with more sunshine and temperatures recovering to near-normal across many parts. Thereafter, northern and western parts are likely to become increasingly unsettled and windy, with showers or longer spells of rain. Sunshine and showers likely across southern and eastern areas, with near-normal temperatures.
Posted on: Mon, 07 Oct 2013 07:28:49 +0000