Low pressure currently spinning over the northeast Atlantic (just west of Ireland) and high pressure over France is drawing unusually warm air aboard southwest winds north.
Just as the low’s front pushed into Scotland overnight, temps held in the balmy upper teens overnight and only fell to 16C at Achnagart, Highland. Record warm for a May minimum.
Credit: BBC Scotland
The warmth is short lived and for us here in Scotland, we’re already in a cooling trend but remaining ahead of the front and in sunshine, temps are at 25C in the Southeast of England, 27C in bothy Belgium and Netherlands.
Credit: Meteoceil
GFS 500mb heights and 850mb temps for tomorrow PM.
Credit: chorleyweather.com
Credit: chorleyweather.com
A classic NW/SE divide when there’s a front draped over the UK’s midlands.
Met Office
Wednesday’s contrasts broaden as fresher post frontal air sweeps across Northern Ireland and Scotland off the Atlantic while even warmer, more humid air lifts northward over France.
Met Office
Low pressure makes for a cooler weekend for all of the UK and near continent.
chorleyweather.com
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