UK could see 10 days without rain after 'wettest week in two years'
Summary
High pressure is expected to bring much of the UK a calm, largely dry spell lasting up to 10 days after storms Austen and Boelo. Fog may slow travel during mornings, and forecasters say wetter, windier weather could return around mid-November.Key Facts
- The Environment Agency said England had its wettest week in two years after Storms Austen and Boelo and another low-pressure system brought rain.
- High pressure is expected to remain over or near the UK for at least 10 days.
- Most areas are forecast to have light winds and little rain during the settled spell.
- Dense morning fog could clear slowly and reduce visibility, causing travel disruption.
- A few showers could affect Scotland’s Western Isles on Halloween evening.
- Temperatures are expected to edge lower, especially overnight and in the early morning.
- Forecasters say Atlantic low-pressure systems may bring wetter and windier conditions from around mid-November.
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