Brrr, it’s time to grab your coats, folks! The UK is bracing for a noticeable chill starting this Wednesday, as cooler air rolls in from the north. After a warm start to October, temperatures will take a dip with highs dropping throughout the country. Get ready for frosty mornings, especially up north!
Despite the chill, Wednesday will see mostly dry weather with a few sunny spells for those away from the northwest. However, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern parts of England and Wales should expect some rain and drizzle later in the day. By afternoon, skies in Scotland and Northern Ireland might brighten up again.
Temperatures in the southeast could still reach a pleasant 17 to 18°C, but don’t be fooled—the cool air is coming! As evening arrives, rain and cloud cover will head south with clearer skies up north, which might just lead to some frost.
Looking ahead, things could get even more unsettled towards the end of October and start of November. The Met Office hints at possible rain, showers, and strong winds as high pressure gives way. This unpredictable weather could make us all feel like autumn is truly here, so keep an eye on forecasts.
For updates on weather warnings and more details, be sure to check the Met Office website. Stay warm and feel free to share your cosy autumn tips in the comments below! 🍁🧣🌨