Headline: A band of rain moves east/south-east through the day, weakening overall through as its moves further inland. Rain for the north and west will be heavy at times.
UK Weather Forecast: Tuesday, February 4th 2025
Rain across the north and west will continue for much of the morning with the rain particularly heavy across elevation. So for western Scotland, Cumbria and north Wales across the hills and mountains, the rain is likely to be heavy and persistent with gusty winds to boot. To lower levels the rain wont be as heavy but the odd heavy burst cant be ruled out entirely. The rain clears the west by afternoon but further blustery showers will develop, especially across the north.
Across the east away from the north along with central and southern parts of England the day starts dry although there will be plenty of cloud around overall but the odd break here and there is possible. As the day progresses cloud will remain and the band of rain in the west will shift to the east bringing patchy rain, still with the odd heavier bursts locally but by the time it reaches the south-east this evening the frontal system will have eroded away to just patchy light rain or drizzle. The winds will pick up through the day with gales perhaps for the southern coast.
Hi Stuart,
Have we lost the Met Office UKV data? The charts don’t seem to have been updated since 30th January.
Cheers,
Steve
Hello Steve, the UKV is now on the interactive map main menu here (https://chorleyweather.com/weatherdata/ or here https://cwweather.com/ukv-map/ukv_03z.php) and now covers more of the UK. Its a trial run for now as I work costings out for the data (not cheap) and see how much more data I can produce so for now I’m only running the 03z, 06z and the 15z.