The Met Office has issued a warning for heavy rainfall across various parts of the UK on Monday. Weather maps indicate that significant downpours are expected in western Scotland and parts of Northwest England. This wet weather pattern is forecasted to persist throughout the week, contrasting with the recent sunny conditions. Temperatures are expected to drop as a band of low pressure moves northeast, bringing cooler and wetter conditions, especially in western regions. The Met Office predicts showers, with possible thunderstorms in southern areas, including Cornwall and Devon.
According to the Met Office’s forecast from Monday to Wednesday, northern areas will experience rain on Monday and Tuesday, while southern regions will become hot and humid with chances of showers. Showers or longer periods of rain are expected on Wednesday. The Express reports that temperatures will decrease from Sunday, with western UK expecting around 17°C on Monday, notably lower than the previous peak of 27.3°C in the Southeast.
Met Office Chief Forecaster Chris Bulmer anticipates a shift in weather conditions early next week, bringing back warmer temperatures to England and Wales, accompanied by showers or thunderstorms in some areas. While the south may experience light rainfall, the north could see heavy rain, particularly in parts of Scotland. This update follows the Environment Agency’s declaration of drought status in multiple regions of England, indicating potential water use restrictions in the affected areas.