Today
A very wet day for England and Wales as the low and associated fronts tractkeast across southern England before clearing into the North Sea later tonight. Elsewhere across N. Ireland and Scotland, and even northern England isolated showers, perhaps thundery.
Saturday
Cloudy and quite cool across central and eastern England with patchy rain whilst brighter elsewhere with isolated showers in the light winds. The neutrally aligned upper trough to the west stretching a fair way south and is about to play an important role over the next couple of days.
Sunday
A generally dry day but the upper trough is being realigned as it comes under pressure from the high pressure ridging to the west and the block to the east and it spawns a surface low over France which is becoming a major feature by 1800.and is developing rapidly as it moves north into the North Sea. The key here is how far west will it track as it is accompanied by heavy rain and quite likely northerly gales.
Similar theme through Monday before the low moves east so certainly quite a cool and wet period for eastern and south eastern areas with even the possibility of some snow on the higher ground in the south. But just to repeat this is according to the gfs and there is still some uncertainty about how far west it will track
Continuing uncertainty with the track of the low Monday with the ecm keeping central Channel longer and the front running straight up the country.