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Strong wind and rain in the north around dawn, both easing as the band of rain moves into central parts of the British Isles. Good morning, From overnight into dawn, a trough of low pressure draws fronts into Scotland, Ireland, and northern England: several hours of rain across most areas here, which will be persistent and sometimes heavy towards western areas, notably around hills. Quite windy here too, a risk of gales onto west coasts. This band of rain will slip south, settling near southern Ireland and stretching through Wales and into the Midlands. North of this band of rain, showers will drive onto west coasts from time to time, but tend to ease, notably in the north where wind will significantly lessen as well; some bright breaks forming in northeast Scotland. The far south of England likely stays dry as well with sunny spells. Highs approach 17 to 20C in many areas, typically mildest to the east. Southern England will approach 22 or 23C. This band of rain will linge r across southern Ireland, Wales, and through the Midlands overnight. Areas of rain will occasionally move both north and south of this boundary, though exact timings and locations are uncertain. In the later hours, the rain will trend into just southern England, heavy bursts here and there, with any rain further north well-scattered and clear sky breaks. Very little wind across Scotland too. Lows of 10C in Scotland, 12 to 15C across much of Ireland and Britain, nearer 18C east England.
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