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will be heaviest, more than 100mm is possible.” Over the weekend two separate Atlantic low-pressure systems will track to the north-west of the UK, bringing further heavy and persistent rain as well as strengthening south-westerly winds. It's been a wet October so far, and there's more rain to come

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

; “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

, but increasingly cloudy day on Sunday, with rain arriving for parts of Wales and southwest England by evening. Rain spreads east across other areas into Monday, with showers following.” Wet and windy next week The wet and windy weather will continue next week, with fronts arriving from the west

The end of August brings a close to a wet summer and although you might not think it, it has also been warmer than average.

This summer has been most notable across the UK for being wetter than average. Each of the three months have exceeded their long-term average rainfall totals in many areas. Broadly speaking, June was wettest in the north and July was wettest in the south. The rainfall has not been record breaking

Early statistics for 1-29 July show that it has been a wet month.

The provisional statistics show that some areas have been particularly wet, due mainly to significant thunderstorms in the south. Hampshire for example has received 118% more than its average rainfall for the month. The UK as a whole has received 22% more than the July average rainfall. Northern

Wet and windy weather dominates the weekend forecast for much of the UK, with a number of Met Office weather warnings in force.

will be an additional hazard on Saturday, with low-pressure dominant towards western areas of the UK. It will be an unsettled weekend for all of us with wind and rain warnings issued for Saturday. Further wet and windy weather is expected on Sunday. Stay #weatheraware pic.twitter.com/iD5syJt2lW — Met Office

Wet and windy weather will continue for most over the New Year weekend.

A strong jet stream is pushing a succession of low-pressure systems across the Atlantic bringing wet and windy weather for many over the coming days and several weather warnings have been issued for rain, snow, ice and wind. New Year Forecast  We say goodbye to 2022 and hello to 2023 this weekend