Europe forecast - August 29, 2026
Unsettled conditions in north.
High pressure in south.

Issued: 0530hrs Saturday 29th August 2026
Duty forecaster: Fil


Autumnal feeling for north Europe


Saturday
A sunny day for the Iberia, feeling locally very warm in south. Some heavy showers for France, mostly over the northwest. Cloudy with outbreaks of rain for the British Isles, with some rain expected over the Low Countries too. Some light rain for Germany and Denmark, while scattered showers for Poland. Cloudy and windy with outbreaks of rain for Norway and Sweden, while dry conditions are expected for Finland. Some showers for the Baltic States, western Belarus and western Ukraine.
A dry and sunny start for Central Europe, however a few afternoon showers are possible over Switzerland and Austria. Sunny for Romania, while showers are expected over western Balkans.
Sunny for the Balearics. Plenty of sunshine for Sardinia, Corsica and Italy but for a few afternoon showers. Mostly dry and sunny for Greece, and somewhat cooler than of late. Heavy showers or thunderstorms for Turkiye and Cyprus.


Sunday
Some showers over northern Portugal and northwestern Spain, elsewhere dry sunny over the Iberia. Scattered showers for northern and central France along with fresh winds, sunny in south. Cloudy and breezy with some rain for the British Isles, some rain for the Low Countries too. Early rain for Northern Germany, soon drier. Heavy rain and strong winds for Denmark, moving over southern Norway and southern Sweden later. Some showers for Finland and the Baltic States, along with freshening winds. Dry with sunny spells over Belarus and Ukraine.
Scattered showers developing in the afternoon over Switzerland, Austria, and Czechia, while Slovakia and Hungary will stay dry with sunny spells. Sunny but with afternoon showers for Romania, and a few over the Balkans.
Dry and sunny for the Balearics, Sardinia and Corsica. A sunny day for Italy, while a few afternoon showers are possible over Greece. Heavy showers for eastern Turkiye, and a few over Cyprus.