weatheronline.co.uk

(Page 2 of 3)

Strong winds for all; cloudy and damp much of the day, though clearing late in the day in Ireland. Good morning, Today will be unseasonably mild; a warm front has passed over the British Isles to the east and we're now under a mild but humid atmosphere. Widely cloudy this morning with some drizzle in south and western areas. To the north, patchy outbreaks of rain will occur, possibly quite frequently in the northwest. A strong southwesterly wind will blow all day as well. Highs will reach 12 to 14C for most. In the afternoon, a band of rain will sweep eastward across Ireland, clearing the cloud and allowing some sunshine for an hour or two before dusk. Winds will strengthen further behind this rain with a risk of gales for the northwest. This air will be cooler as well, so expect a sharp cool feeling in the wind as the sun breaks out. The band of rain and associated cool air quickly passes eastward across Britain overnight, clearing the skies in its wake and droppin g the temperatures. Showers will fall onto the west coasts of Ireland and Scotland; showers will be frequent in northwest Scotland with some heavy bursts. Largely dry elsewhere but remaining windy with the risk of gales reaching northwest Scotland. Lows of 6 to 8C.
more...
------
back...
Main Menu

-----