Occasionally windy



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Monday 26/01/2026
Cloudy skies with outbreaks of rain and breezy conditions across Wales and southern England. Ireland starts wet but becomes drier and brighter later in the day. Scotland sees persistent light rain in the east, drier conditions elsewhere. Maximum temperatures reach 9C in the south and 5C in the north, with patchy frost overnight across Ireland and Scotland.

Tuesday 27/01/2026
A mostly cloudy but largely dry start for many, with a few wintry showers along eastern coastal areas of Scotland. During the afternoon and especially into the evening, cloud thickens with strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain spreading into the southwest. Maximum temperatures reach 7C in the south and 5C in the north.


 

Wednesday 28/01/2026
Wintry showers continue across parts of eastern Scotland. Southern Ireland, Wales and southwest England see a band of rain moving northeast, briefly turning to sleet or wet snow inland before becoming lighter and clearing later. Maximum temperatures reach 4C in the east and 7C in the west. Patchy frost in north.


 

Thursday 29/01/2026
A rather cloudy day with frequent showers along eastern coastal areas of England and Scotland. Later in the day, rain arrives in the far southwest. Maximum temperatures range between 3C and 5C, with a cold feel in the strengthening easterly wind. Patchy frost in east.


 

Friday 30/01/2026
Cloudy and rather cold across the British Isles. Rain or sleet affects many low-lying areas away from the southwest, while wintry showers continue in northeast Scotland. Maximum temperatures reach 3C to 4C in the east and 6C in the west.



 
 
 

Saturday 31/01/2026
An area of low pressure moves into the southwest, turning winds southerly and bringing milder air and showers. Further north, easterly winds persist with wintry showers, keeping temperatures relatively low.