Yorkshire & Humber

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Cloudy with rain and showers, increasingly windy.

Today:

A dry start for northern parts, with rain then showers in the south. Showers spreading northwards across the region during the afternoon. Winds also strengthening, with coastal gales later. Maximum temperature 14 °C.

Tonight:

Cloudy with showers, becoming more settled and drier overnight, with clearing skies from the west. Winds will ease slightly by the morning. Minimum temperature 4 °C.

Saturday:

Chilly start Saturday, but turning wet and windy with rain spreading east from late morning, becoming heavy at times. Winds will increase and become breezy with coastal gales. Maximum temperature 14 °C.

Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:

Windy Sunday with showers and brighter intervals. Briefly drier overnight, before rain and stronger winds arrive Monday. Unsettled on Tuesday with showers and blustery winds. Temperatures around average.

Continuing unsettled into the early part of next week with an Atlantic frontal system expected to bring another spell of wet and windy weather. Through the course of next week, conditions likely turning less unsettled with rain and stronger winds becoming more confined to northwestern areas. Likely turning drier and calmer across the south and east bringing a greater chance of chilly nights and morning fog patches. A similar pattern then likely continuing during early November though with a chance that settled conditions may develop more widely for a time. Temperatures varying around average.

Slowly evolving weather patterns are more likely than normal during early in November which increase the chance of spells of settled and drier weather. Most areas are still likely to see some rain or showers at times but the focus of these more likely across the northwest of the UK. Into mid-November, the chances of a more unsettled weather regime increases again with more frequent spells of rain for many areas and likely windy at times. Some cold nights possible during more settled spells, otherwise temperatures likely to vary around average.