Rain is expected to move north from Europe and will hit England and Wales at the start of September. According to weather maps from Netweather, heavy rain is predicted for the British Isles on September 1, continuing into September 2.
The rain will mostly affect England and Wales, with Scotland avoiding the worst on September 1, but it will spread there over the following day. On September 1, the heaviest rain is expected in the southeast of England, while Wales, southwest England, and Northern Ireland are likely to see less intense conditions. However, by September 2, heavy rain is forecasted to affect northern Wales, northern England, Northern Ireland, and parts of Scotland.
The Met Office also predicts a rainy start to September. Meteorologist Alex Burkill mentioned that on Sunday, there could be more widespread showers, especially in the east of the UK, which could move westward. These showers could be heavy, with a chance of thunder, hail, and strong winds.
Deputy Chief Meteorologist Dan Harris noted that there might be brief breaks in the clouds, and temperatures could reach close to 30°C early next week. He also mentioned that the forecast is uncertain due to the complex weather patterns around the UK.
UK Weather Forecast from the Met Office: Friday, August 30 to Tuesday,
This Evening and Tonight
For the evening and night, warm sunshine will lead to a dry night with clear skies. Mist and fog might form in the west and north, and southern England may become cloudier by dawn.
Saturday
On Saturday, most places will have fine weather, though it will be cloudier in the south and southwest, with some possible thundery showers along the southwest coasts. Light winds are expected, except in the northwest, where they might be a bit stronger. It will feel pleasant in the sunshine.
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday
From Sunday to Tuesday, expect cloudier weather with some thundery showers on Sunday, especially in the southeast, where temperatures may peak. The weather will be unsettled as the new
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