"The Met Office has said that the UK will continue to experience unsettled conditions over the coming days, with a mix of heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds affecting many areas. Wednesday will see bands of rain and showers will move northeast across much of the country, becoming increasingly heavy and locally thundery. While there will be some limited sunny spells in between, a more marked clearance is expected later in the day across western and southwestern regions."
"These areas will also turn windy, with a risk of coastal gales developing. Temperatures will remain rather cool for the time of year. On Wednesday evening there will be heavy rain which will clear north-eastwards leaving blustery showers which could turn thundery near western and southeastern coasts. Thursday will be windy in the northwest and there will be spells of rain in northwest of Scotland, elsewhere there will be a mix of sunshine and showers."
Unsettled conditions will continue across the UK with heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds affecting areas. Wednesday will bring bands of rain and showers moving northeast, becoming heavy and locally thundery, with limited sunny spells and clearer skies later in the west and southwest. Western coasts may see coastal gales and temperatures will be rather cool. Wednesday evening rain will clear northeastwards, leaving blustery thundery showers near western and southeastern coasts. Thursday will be windy in the northwest with rain in northwest Scotland and a mix of sunshine and showers elsewhere. Friday will be breezy with widespread showers, some heavy, and isolated thunderstorms. A deepening North Atlantic low could bring impactful weather on Sunday and Monday, though a named storm is unlikely.
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