A welcome change is on us as high pressure breaks down. Here's 5 details to help you along for the week of weather ahead: 1 - Showery: Throughout the week, varied showers will affect most areas, with the most frequent and heavy showers across Ireland, Scotland, and northern England. Showers most scattered

Lot's of talk about some rain and showers next week - what kind of totals can we expect? Here's the GFS operational model forecast of accumulated rainfall for 6am this coming Thursday: The frontal rain is clearly visibility across Ireland and Scotland with totals fairly widely of at least to 10-20mm,

Let's just jump right into it. Here's the percent of average rainfall for a selection of weather stations across the British Isles as of 6am on the 31st of July (the most up-to-date data available as of the time of writing): Except for Carlisle, no stations represented in England and Wales

Happy Friday everyone, I hope all is well today! Here's 5 key points about the weather for the coming weekend: 1 - Friday showers: Ireland, northern England, and Scotland will see showers for most of Friday, which may be quite frequent with heavy bursts in Scotland in the afternoon. Some early showers

In anticipation of the rain this weekend, I took a screenshot of the total rainfall across the UK for the month of July as of noon on the 24th (data from University of Reading). See below: Much of central and southern England has seen no rain this July. Literally none. Amazing!