Low pressure southwest of Ireland and high pressure over Scandinavia will produce a noticeably blustery atmosphere this week. The southwest in particularly will see some spells of very strong wind as low pressure cores spin just offshore, at times deepening enough to drive gale force winds. See the chart below
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February 2026 Initial Weather Guidance
+++ THIS FORECAST IS FOR PRIVATE CLIENTS ONLY AND MAY NOT BE DISTRIBUTED OR COPIED IN ANY WAY WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION. +++ FEBRUARY 2026 - INITIAL GUIDANCE ================================== Issued: Wednesday 21st January 2026 Contact: simon@weatherweb.net HEADLINES ========== + Cold and unsettled to start + Wettest to the south and northeast + High day-to-day variability + Temperatures approach average with time FACTORS AFFECTING
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Temperature trends
Good day! Looking ahead to next week, there are increasing signs that high pressure may return, potentially drawing in a colder air mass from Scandinavia. When this kind of setup develops, it’s not just the pressure pattern that matters — the wind direction becomes the key factor in how temperatures behave
Rainfall differences for next week
5 things for the weekend
🌦️ Changeable weekend: A mix of dry spells and passing showers, with rain more likely at times in western and coastal areas. 🌥️ Plenty of cloud around: Cloudy skies dominate, though occasional brighter intervals may break through, especially away from exposed coasts. 🌬️ Breezy at times: Winds pick up
A drier week to come
Good day all, There are some signals in the latest weather model guidance, with a brief spell of high pressure expected to extend westwards from Scandinavia. This will temporarily disrupt the persistent westerly flow that has been dominating our weather recently. As a result, conditions look set to turn noticeably drier across









