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A deep area of low pressure west of Ireland draws rain and gale-force winds into Ireland, pushing east into Wales, northern England, and Scotland. Good morning, Our British readers may be tricked by a generally settled dawn. Many will see bright skies and light winds early, particularly northeast areas. Ireland, however, will not be fooled. A deep area of low pressure to the west draws an area of rain and gales into the southwest at and before dawn, spreading across all of Ireland through the morning. Severe gales locally on coasts. Rain more patchy in the east, though a band of heavy rain will move east in the afternoon, likely to affect all areas. By noon, the winds are picking up in western Britain and cloud is becoming widespread. Winds continue to rise through afternoon, reaching gale to severe gale force on western coastal areas. Patchy rain arrives into Wales and northern England, more persistent in western Scotland. High temperatures reaching 8C in the north to 13C s outheast. The band of rain crossing Ireland will reach the east after nighttime, then pass eastward across Britain over several overnight hours. Local heavy rain is likely with the heaviest bursts likely in the northwest. Staying windy with widespread gales, locally severe on western Irish coasts. Ireland will see some clear skies overnight with the passing of rain, though showers will come and go in the south and west. Low temperatures of 7 to 11C, though feeling much cooler in the wind.
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