Get ready, Wales! A wall of rain is on its way this Sunday, marking a wet and windy start to the day. After a dry spell, the rain will arrive thick and fast, especially in south and north-west Wales — think Caernarfon and Swansea. The Met Office predicts the heaviest rain will ease by early afternoon, giving way to brief bright spells before showers make another appearance.
Expect the worst downpour around 7am, with heavy rain continuing through the morning. By 1pm, Swansea, Rhondda Cynon Taf, and areas like Tregaron and Newtown will feel the brunt of it. However, by 3pm, things clear a bit in the west, though the north-west will still get drenched. The good news? By 5pm, most of the rain should have passed, leaving just a few scattered showers.
The temperatures might reach up to 16°C, and although the winds will calm down later, brace yourself for a gusty morning. As we roll into Monday, expect more showers, but with a few sunny intervals sprinkled in.
The rest of the UK is in for similar weather, with rain clearing up by evening. But don’t stow away those umbrellas—more wet and windy days are likely ahead next week!
Stay dry and keep your rain gear handy! ⛈️💧🌂