Mixed weekend with warm sunshine before rain for some on Sunday
A weak weather front brought cooler air to Scotland and Northern Ireland on Friday. Southern England and south Wales remained warm and humid after a spell of unusual warmth.
Saturday is expected to be sunny and pleasantly warm for many. Sunday could bring rain to some areas, while weekend temperatures are forecast to be near seasonal norms.
A deep area of low pressure moving in from the Atlantic is expected to bring windy weather next week. Rainfall over the next five days is most likely in northern and western parts of the UK.
Some central and eastern parts of England may get no rain, despite continuing drought impacts in parts of England and Wales. Bridlington has received 11% of its expected September rainfall.
The forecast shows no current indication of significant unseasonable warmth in the final days of September. The BBC says local forecasts are available on its website and app.
Key points
- Saturday should be sunny and warm for many; some places may see rain on Sunday.
- Next week could bring wind and occasional rain, especially in northern and western areas.
- Some drought-affected areas of England and Wales may remain largely dry.