The weather has distinctly wet look too it for Monday across many western areas of England and Wales. A moist southwesterly flow will be sufficiently mild to hold plenty of water within it, this raining out in west Wales, northwest England and eastern Ireland. Watch for some heavy spells of rain,

The CFS 45-day city temperature graphs are showing this weeks temperature rise, but then looks what happens into early September. Temperatures falling in a couple of steps. The first takes us through the end of August and into the first stages of September. Then a second fall into the middle part of

Latest ideas are that we see some thundery rain tracking north through England and into Scotland later Wednesday and into Thursday morning. The ARPEGE model from MeteoFrance showing it clearly at midnight Wednesday into Thursday.

You'll  see in a Musing earlier this week that the EC has consistently got with the early September unsettled thoughts. But before we get there next week is forecast to see lifting temperatures and the possibility of some late summer warmth for the last Bank Holiday before Christmas. The 850mb graph