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A cooler, changeable week to come. Many will see scattered showers, with localised heavy rain and thunderstorms possible in the northern part of the UK on Thursday and Friday, and Midlands and southeast over the weekend, which could impact aviation and transport. Stronger winds on Thursday, especially in the north, could also impact the sector.

Weather will remain changeable over the next 10 days, with a mixture of showers and warm sunshine.    There could be impacts to aviation on Thursday, where there is a possibility of stronger winds and heavier showers in Northern and Western areas, and in the South on Sunday with heavy showers.    Find out more:

Warm to very warm temperatures are expected this week, especially in the south east of the country, with variable cloud cover. Wednesday likely to be the warmest day of the week with mid-to-high 20°Cs widely expected and parts of the southeast potentially reaching 31°C. Across the north/ northeast it is likely to be cloudier with some light drizzle but this is unlikely to result in any impacts, some isolated heavy showers are possible across some western areas on Wednesday afternoon which could result in localised impacts for aviation. A change to weather conditions is expected from Thursday, with a cold front bringing a band of cloud and showery rain running east/southeast across the country. Find out more in our week ahead forecast:  

Mostly dry with lengthy clear spells for today and Thursday with the risk of the odd light shower. Outbreaks of rain move east across the UK on Friday, which could cause some localised impacts. Some light showers on Saturday but high-pressure builds bringing more settled conditions for the weekend. Find out more in our 10-day trend

Many parts of the UK will remain mostly warm and dry this week with some sunshine. A band of heavy rain will spread eastwards across northern Ireland and Scotland on Friday morning. This could cause localised impacts for land transport. Watch our latest forecast with Alex to find out more ⤵ https://lnkd.in/eQR57iF5

Today and Tuesday will see scattered showers especially in the east with isolated heavy rain and a risk of thunderstorms possible which may cause some localised disruption for aviation. Thursday will see a spell of rain move east across the UK with some heavy rain. Strong winds likely to follow the rain for a brief time in the North Channel, Irish Sea and southwest approaches. Friday and into the weekend will see sunshine and showers with a low risk of isolated thunderstorms with minimal impacts for aviation possible. Find out more in the Week Ahead forecast 👇

This week, showers are in the forecast with potential for heavy rain across Scotland and northern areas which could result in disruption for aviation. The weather will be largely turning drier from Monday onwards due to higher pressure. Find out more in our 10 Day Trend:

A colder week ahead, with a band of rain moving southeast across the UK and heavy rain possible in the northwest, which could cause disruption for aviation.   From Wednesday into Thursday, fairly frequent heavy and thundery showers are possible in parts of Northern Ireland, Scotland and northern England.   Things look warmer from Friday although some showery outbreaks are possible, as weather appears drier in the south but staying unsettled in the north   Find out more in the Week Ahead forecast 👇

After showery conditions across the country this Thursday and continuing clouds and outbreaks of rain in the Southeast on Friday, it will be turning more settled and mostly fine towards the end of the week and into next week for most. Largely fine weather into the weekend should see limited impacts on industry.   However, some thicker clouds and outbreaks of rain with blustery winds at time will be moving in at the beginning of next week for Northwestern parts of the UK and into Northern Ireland, possibly impacting on aviation.   Find out more in our 10 Day Trend 👇

Low pressure is resulting in conditions remaining unsettled this week. Widespread showers are expected with localised heavy downpours and possible thunderstorms which could result in impacts for aviation particularly in eastern areas. Find out more in our week ahead forecast: