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Temperatures across parts of the UK are expected to rise once again as the weekend approaches, with southern areas potentially reaching 27°C on Sunday. Despite this warming trend, the northern regions will face wet and windy weather on Friday, influenced by a series of low pressure systems moving in from the Atlantic. These systems predominantly impact northern and western Scotland. In contrast, the southern half of England and Wales will experience weaker weather fronts thanks to high pressure, extending ongoing drought conditions and continued hosepipe bans.
Friday’s weather will bring a cooler feel to central and southern England along with southern Wales, where a brief morning shower is expected before skies clear to allow sunny spells later in the day. Humidity levels should drop, and temperatures may still reach up to 22°C. Meanwhile, northern England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and north Wales will encounter breezy conditions punctuated by sunny intervals and scattered showers, with heavier rainfall possible in western parts. Eastern Northern Ireland and eastern Scotland are likely to see fewer showers and more sunshine, though gales are forecasted for exposed coastal and hill areas in western Scotland.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday is set to be dry and pleasant for England and Wales, as warmer air pushes in from France. Scotland and Northern Ireland will mostly enjoy dry weather too, although the west might see some showers and an increase in cloud towards the afternoon. Sunday will bring cloudier and damper conditions to much of Northern Ireland and western Scotland. The south-westerly winds will transport warm and humid air from Europe, making it feel hot in sunshine-filled areas of England and Wales, while eastern Scotland should remain dry with sunny spells. Temperatures could peak at 27°C in south-east England, while Northern England, south-west England, and Wales might see highs around 24°C, and Northern Ireland along with eastern Scotland could reach up to 20°C.
Uncertainty remains about how long the warmer conditions will persist beyond the weekend. Atlantic weather systems are expected to continue influencing the UK with westerly winds and periodic rain. There is a possibility of stormy weather developing on Tuesday due to a deep low pressure area, but current forecasts are too uncertain to predict the severity or locations of strongest winds and heaviest rainfall. For the most up-to-date forecast details, consulting the BBC Weather app and website is advisable. Monitoring the monthly outlook will provide further insights into longer-term weather trends
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