Wind increasing but rain easing today. Showers turning to heavy rain tomorrow, with winds picking up again 💨🌧️

TODAY

Further spells of showery rain are expected, with winds increasing once again as the morning goes on, giving an afternoon of gales and patchy showery rain. There will also be some dry spells, perhaps even a little brightness later in the day.

Temperature: 10–12°C

Wind: northwest, 25–43 mph, increasing to 39–68 mph by midday, then easing slightly through the afternoon to 35–62 mph by 6 pm

Rainfall: 2–5 mm (on top of the 23 mm recorded overnight)

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TONIGHT

Cloud will gradually break up through the evening and into the night, allowing some clear spells to develop as the wind slowly eases. Some patchy cloud will move in later, with the outside chance of a shower later in the night, although most places will remain mostly dry.

Temperature: 8–10°C, closer to 12–13°C around windward coasts

Wind: west-northwest, 32–56 mph, easing to 23–40 mph by midnight, then 19–30 mph by the early hours

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TOMORROW

A generally rather cloudy start with the odd shower, although increasingly persistent rain will push in from the southwest by late morning, becoming very heavy at times.

Temperature: 13–15°C

Wind: west or west-southwest, 14–25 mph, becoming southwest at 19–35 mph by the middle of the day, then increasing to 32–56 mph later in the day

Rainfall: 15–20 mm, perhaps as much as 25–30 mm locally

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