UK weather maps show Storm Erin’s 600-mile rainstorm set to soak Brits | Weather | News
But according to BBC Meteorologist Simon King wouldn’t have a rain wall.
He said: “These reports suggest that low pressure, including the ruins of the Hurricane Hurricane, will be 600 miles wide as it moves to the west of England.
“Rain does not fall into a layer that extends for hundreds of miles, so it will not be a ‘rain wall’ to come with it.”
However, if the estimates of the online estimated WX lists are correct, Millions of British will see rainfall from City in Northern Ireland to Enniskillen.
The only area that can remain dry according to WX lists is the northeast of England and Northern Scotland. According to Mr. King, it may be a “restless” air as a result of Erin, but considering that the storm is somehow from England, it is difficult to estimate with any certainty.
“Until next week, the weather will be a little more restless with the remnants of the former Hurricane soldier,” he explained.
“Although Erin is still 3,000 miles away from the UK, it will finally weaken as it moves throughout the North Atlantic, and when it starts to take the west of England as a low printing area, it is a process we often see in England when it starts to take the seasonal season.
He continued: “And being more than a week away, there is still a large number of uncertainties with estimates, but we could see a little wet and from time to time windy air.”
Tonight and tonight:
Some showers will affect the southwest of England tonight, maybe the local Thundery. Meanwhile, the low cloud and irregular driving in East England, North and Eastern Scotland will reach the southwest. Open spells in many southern and western regions.
Tuesday:
The low cloud will be drawn towards the east and northeast of England tomorrow, where irregular driving is possible. Hot sunlight developing elsewhere. The scattered showers, maybe Thundery all over the southwest England.
Wednesday – View for Friday:
The middle and end of the week mostly looks dry and settled with hot sunlight. However, the eastern regions will continue to see the cool and cloud atmosphere for a while.
