Nick Finnis is a Senior Forecaster at Netweather. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on ClimateTech, global warming, and regional interest in North America. Nick is featured in MBC Netweather.
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By: Nick Finnis
After a cool and showery start to the week, it looks to turn warmer from mid-week, particularly for southern and eastern areas. However the weather will remain changeable, best chance of staying dry towards southern and eastern England, wettest in the northwest and far west.
By: Nick Finnis
Low pressure close to the NW will continue to bring showers to end the week, becoming confined to the north Saturday, then all areas becoming dry and settled from Sunday, as blocking high pressure takes over and dominates through next week.
By: Nick Finnis
Blocking high pressure close to the north will ensure a mostly dry and settled week ahead, with plenty of sunshine for many, but on the cool side in an easterly wind. Nights will be chilly, with risk of rural frost.
By: Nick Finnis
A warm March triggering an early start to the growing season then a dry April so far and recent windy conditions too are creating the ideal conditions for wildfires to spread, with numerous fires across parts of the UK this week. Is there any rain on the horizon?
High pressure will generally been in charge this coming week, continuing the mostly dry, fine and sunny weather. However, there will be some exceptions: showers in the north and east Monday, then the west later in the week. A strong easterly wind develops from Tuesday too.
By: Nick Finnis
It's been a very April for many so far, especially toward the east of the UK, however, there will be some showers on offer at times over the coming days, even over the Bank Holiday Weekend.
Week ahead: some showers around most days, though there location will move around day-to-day. It will turn cooler towards mid-week aswinds turn northerly, Wednesday coolest day. Warmer in the south later on.
By: Nick Finnis
It will turn warmer and drier from the south over the weekend, early next week see some rain but warm, perhaps turning hot for a time in S & E England later next week, but with a risk of thunderstorms.
By: Nick Finnis
A heatwave has arrived and is likely to persist across parts of England and Wales through much of next week, with an Amber Extreme Heat Warning issued for Monday and Tuesday. Could also be a risk of isolated severe thunderstorms.
By: Nick Finnis
The UK could record its highest June temperature on record this coming week, as an extreme heatwave develops over large parts of England and Wales. The Met Office has issued an amber extreme heat warning for Monday and Tuesday, with higher humidity adding to the discomfort.
