Yorkshire & Humber

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Largely dry with clear spells overnight. Chance of some showers.

This Evening and Tonight:

Cloudy with further showers over western hills this evening and overnight. Elsewhere, it will be mostly dry with clear spells. Winds easing to become light inland, but it will remain breezy near the coast. Minimum temperature 10 °C.

Wednesday:

Staying cloudy with the odd light shower over western hills however elsewhere will be mostly dry with bright or sunny spells. Moderate westerly breeze. Maximum temperature 18 °C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

A changeable period, with nearer-normal temperatures than of late as showers or longer spells of rain move through, interspersed with brighter, drier interludes. Often breezy, with occasionally strong winds.

The first part of this period will likely see a build of pressure across much of the UK, with Atlantic weather fronts becoming more confined to northern and northwestern areas. As such, plenty of dry and increasingly warm and perhaps rather humid weather will develop, whilst the bulk of the rain and possible strong winds are more likely to affect the northwest of the UK. Many areas may remain mostly settled towards the end of September, but there is the possibility of areas of low pressure moving in from the Atlantic bringing more widely unsettled conditions.

More changeable weather may become established more widely as we move into October, though parts of the west and northwest are perhaps most likely to see wet and windy conditions at times. As is not untypical as we move towards mid October, deep low pressure systems could bring occasional periods of very strong winds. Temperatures are likely to remain above normal overall, though brief cooler interludes are also possible.