The storm names for 2017-18 have been announced, Aileen is first on the list. More here https://t.co/6HjCgJveEa #NameOurStorms #WeatherAware pic.twitter.com/ZagFaOwGGX
— Met Office (@metoffice) September 6, 2017
As for today, it’s a case of sun and blustery showers with a distinctly cool feel in exposure to the NW flow on the rear of LP between Orkney and Shetland.
Low pressure swirling to the northeast of the UK has brought frequent spells of #rain and showers so far today pic.twitter.com/tDpBFcXOx0
— Met Office (@metoffice) September 11, 2017
Wind gusts of 50+ mph are occurring in parts of southwestern England and Wales.
A spell of very strong westerly winds is likely during Monday morning, probably peaking around the morning rush hour https://t.co/w3jxOXKkFS pic.twitter.com/nKt3tz5hdd
— Met Office (@metoffice) September 10, 2017
We catch a bit of a breather during early and mid Tuesday with brighter skies and lighter winds but showers are still around but fewer and further between.
Then later Tuesday, heavy rain and wind moves in as a deep, tightly wound low moves across Ireland and enters NW England.
Yellow wind warnings are in place for Tues night into Wed morning.
A yellow severe weather warning for #wind has been updated: https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs. Stay #weatheraware @metofficeuk pic.twitter.com/eqrPi3MXww
— Met Office (@metoffice) September 11, 2017
Once that low passes, a large high builds to the west leaving us in a raw NNW flow later Wednesday through Friday.
That high topples in over the UK through the weekend. Watch for colder nights with rural frost possible beneath the clearer, calmer skies.
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