UK September weather maps look grim with week of almost non-stop rain | Weather | News
New air maps reveal that the ruthless weather can go to England. Since new weather forecasts have a much more wet picture for the coming days, the British pools have been the last for a while. According to estimates, the UK is preparing for rain for seven days in a row, some regions are waiting for important downrenchers.
As of Wednesday, the rain will spread to the country and it is expected to gradually become heavier and more common in many parts of the UK. Thursday in the afternoon of the UK is expected to rain up to 1 mm, according to the latest WX graphics map and the weekend approaches, worse, as well as places such as Derby, as well as Wales seems to be expected to receive about 5 mm rain on Saturday.
According to the WX lists, it seems like the most restless day on Sundays, in Northern Scotland, especially in the north of Edinburgh and around Inverness, rain is expected to rain up to 10 mm. Meanwhile, other parts of the country, including the northeast of England near Newcastle, could see up to 5 mm.
Netweather’s new maps show the leading restless conditions with the rain for seven days, and on Monday, September 16 at 6 am, in some parts of Northern Scotland is expected to rain up to 5 mm.
Netweather’s latest estimates, according to the latest forecasts of 8 mm expected on Wednesday, September 17, is estimated to continue until wet weather Tuesday and Wednesday.
BBC Weather also estimates wet conditions for several parts of England in the coming days. For example, Manchester can wait for rainy weather with Thundery shower with Thundery shower on Wednesday, September 10, while Newcastle is preparing for light rain shower on Wednesday, September 10th.
Met Office’s long -range prediction for Thursday, September 11 – September 20, reads: “It is likely that this period will begin with low pressure. This will affect most of the UK from time to time.
“Some heavy rain or shower is expected in the west and north of the west and north. Especially if low -pressure deep areas develop and affect England, it is possible to storm and full, like some strong wind spells.
“Later in the later hours of this period, due to higher pressure, more in sunlight, especially the south -developed longer more dry air magic.
“Temperatures will probably be close to the average or a little below, but any more dry, more sunny spells may go up from time to time.”
