With high pressure building across the UK and Ireland on Monday and Tuesday there's a brief window of dry weather for most. Of course, there are a few caveats and temperatures will remain rather chilly... Monday Monday is dry almost everywhere across the UK and Ireland with high pressure centred over Scotland

This weekend marks 9 years since severe flooding in Cornwall caused damage to around 400 properties. The trigger for this event was an enormous amount of rain falling very quickly. This differs from the current flood event happening across parts of England which Simon discusses here: https://premium.weatherweb.net/2019/11/14/why-so-much-rain-in-northern-england-is-it-climate-change/. The Cornwall floods of 16th/17th

1 - Temperatures remain on the chilly side of average through this coming weekend 2 - Further outbreaks of rain affect many areas    3 - Drier and brighter for much of Ireland and Northern Ireland on Sunday 4 - Breezy at times to the south and west 5 - Patchy frost, mist and fog