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A complex system of rain and wind slowly passes northward through England and Wales. Good morning, While cloudy skies are around Ireland in the morning, our Irish readers have already cleared most of the rain for the day, at least in central and eastern areas: rain will linger in Northern Ireland for a time and showers continue to affect the west coast. Sunny spells will start to break out through the day. A band of rain is draped across western Britain in the morning with local heavy bursts. This band will make a northeasterly pass through the day. Central and northern England will likely see the most rain as the low pressure core guiding the fronts will be passing around this area. Winds may rapidly strengthen and change direction here. Trending brighter in southern England but staying quite windy here. Often wet in central and west Scotland, then increasingly wet in the east later - the far north of Scotland will be substantially dry but cloudy. High temperatures of 6 to 8C widely. A drying trend for many overnight except the northeast where showery rain and winds will continue to drift around. Some local showery rain in the southwest and west Ireland as well. Bright skies for much of England will bring a cool night with frost in rural and upland areas. Later in the night, cloud becomes more dominant over Ireland with strengthening winds, rain into the southwest later. Low temperatures of 0 to 3C for most, though rising before sunrise in west Ireland.
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