Yorkshire & Humber

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Largely dry on Tuesday, heavy rain on Wednesday.

Today:

A bright start for most, with any early fog patches soon clearing. Cloudier conditions over the Pennines at first will spread more widely through the day, though most places will remain dry and feel warm in any sunny spells. Maximum temperature 23 °C.

Tonight:

Rather cloudy and mainly dry this evening, though one or two showers may break out later overnight. Some may become heavy around dawn, especially over higher ground. Minimum temperature 11 °C.

Wednesday:

Early showers soon giving way to a broad area of heavy rain, briefly accompanied by strong winds. Turning drier and brighter later, though remaining breezy with a few coastal showers. Maximum temperature 17 °C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

Fine and sunny on Thursday after a chilly start. Cloud increasing on Friday with patchy rain arriving later. Chilly with early fog on Saturday, then brighter with sunny spells.

Changeable as Atlantic frontal systems bring spells of rain, showers and occasional strong winds. The wettest and windiest conditions are most likely across Scotland and Northern Ireland, but wet and windy weather may extend more widely across England and Wales at times. Between systems, periods of drier and more settled weather are likely, especially in the south and east. More widely dry and more settled conditions could develop through the first week of October. Temperatures are expected to be slightly above normal overall.

Perhaps a spell of mainly dry and settled weather at the start of this period. Thereafter, conditions will probably turn more changeable further into October. Wet and windy conditions become more likely, with a risk of deep areas of low pressure moving across the UK. Temperatures will probably be above normal overall.