The Atlantic parade continues with three lows set to sweep bands of wind and rain across the UK this work week. Most prominent in N/W, least in S/E.

However, as the remnants of Nate lifts it’s energy and associated heat up into eastern Canada, the jet stream shall amplify with a deepening trough to the WEST of Ireland by late week.

The warm, moist air mass could see unusually warm overnight temperatures reach northern Scotland Thu night/Friday morning.

While associated fronts do reach Ireland and the N/W UK Friday/Saturday, the SE corner of England, with the help of some sun and southerly winds could see temperatures rise into the low 20s, probably for the last time this year!

This surge of ‘regional warmth’ is short lived as fronts wipe out any warmth and we’re back in a west to northwest flow.