UK weather maps show 603-mile Atlantic storm blast crashing into Britain | Weather | News
England is preparing for a 603 -mile wind and rain wall that will pollute the country after passing through the Atlantic Ocean. The newly released air maps of WXcharts.com show the air front that extends the entire length of the country by polluting the west coast of the country since October 7.
A Met Office estimation for the period of October 3-12 October said: “This period can begin with a very uncomfortable atmosphere for the British islands, probably a deeper low up to the north or north west of the country, especially more heavy rain, especially more heavy rain, but more heavy rain for the northern areas, but with a wide range of air, more and more.
“In balance, the southern areas have a higher chance of seeing more dry intervals.”
The weather in the Atlantic may have serious consequences for the UK, the MET office can add that attempts to predict the weather are largely dependent on cyclone activity hundreds of miles away.
“Due to the ongoing atlantic tropical cyclone activity, trust in the details remains on the low side.
“In general, temperatures are probably close to the daytime average and frost cannot be excluded overnight, especially in later periods of the period, nothing extremely cold is shown at this stage.”
Until Tuesday, October 7, the rain will extend from the northernmost point of Scotland to the British South Coast and will come to the inner region to Edinburgh, Manchester and London.
Rain will be the heaviest in Scotland and some parts of North England and will fall in some parts of 1 cm per hour.
The long rain wall will collapse, the air becomes more scattered and irregular, while the Wales and the southern coast will be the worst affected.
Wet air will follow a week -old mixed ries for England.
Tomorrow Monday, September 29, Met Office said: “A bright start with plenty of sunny magic. The sunlight is raining a little in the northwest with a high cloud from the west during the morning.
However, as the week progresses, the air will change in the north and south, some areas experience dry conditions and others see rain and wind.
Met Office, Tuesday, September 30, 2 October-2 October Thursday: “For a large part of the next week, a northwest-southeast division, from time to time for the past with rain and stronger winds for the latter prevails plenty of dry weather.”
