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; “This will bring a much wetter and windier spell than we’ve seen so far this autumn, but nothing that is unusual for the time of year. “The fast-moving system will bring strong gale force winds, locally in excess of 60mph, and heavy rain into the northwest before pushing quickly southeast through the day. We

We can all expect to see spells of wet and windy weather over the next few days as deep low pressure systems move towards the UK from the Atlantic.

in the video below: Paul Gundersen Chief Meteorologist, said: “From today we will see a change in the weather affecting most of the UK with a spell of wet and windy conditions through to the middle of next week. Although different to what we have experienced over the past few weeks it is currently

After the wintry conditions of recent days, the focus is now on wetter and windier weather.

After the wintry conditions of recent days, the focus is now on wetter and windier weather. A series of low-pressure systems will arrive from the Atlantic over coming days, bringing unsettled but less cold conditions than recently. Rain and snow will slowly gradually clear eastwards on Friday

day – perhaps cold enough to produce some wet snow on high ground although this seems unlikely to settle”. Meanwhile many northern and western areas escape the worst of this weather system with some sunshine by day but fairly widespread frost again tonight. As we head through the rest of the week

Laporan Risiko Iklim untuk kawasan Asia Tenggara Penulis: Luke Norris, Roger Calow, Hannah Griffith, Rebecca Osborne, Olena Borodyna, Ilayda Nijhar, Vikrant Panwar, Guy Jobbins, Kate Salmon, Katy Richardson, Cathryn Fox, Amy Doherty and Rebecca Sawyer. Peninjau: Richard Jones and Laura Burgin

of some light rain and a breezier feel by Friday afternoon. Elsewhere, the settled theme continues, with a mix of sunny spells and cloud, and temperatures remaining close to average for the time of year. READ MORE: Rainfall in the first half of September: A wet start, but the deficit remains The weekend

half of September: A wet start, but the deficit remains Author: Press Office 17 September 2025 September has begun with a notable shift in the UK’s weather pattern, delivering widespread rainfall across much of the country. For many regions, the first two weeks have brought rainfall totals above what

Climate risk report for the Central and South Asia region

The climate risk report for the Central and South Asia region is part of a series of regional climate risk reports the Met Office has produced in collaboration with ODI and commissioned by FCDO to provide evidence to the UK Government in support of adaptation and resilience planning and investments