Met Office Chief Meteorologist Jason Kelly explained that repeated areas of rain are likely to affect southern Britain over the coming days, generating localised impacts. He mentioned that yellow weather warnings are in effect, indicating substantial rainfall expected this weekend. The north enjoys a different pattern, with warmer and sunnier weather driven by high pressure, contrasting sharply with the rain-drenched, unsettled conditions to the south.
Kelly highlighted the significance of a split weather pattern across the UK, noting that while the southern regions brace for persistent rain, the northern parts, especially western Scotland, will experience above-average temperatures and sunny conditions. The eastern areas, in stark contrast, will remain cooler and cloudier, primarily due to winds from the North Sea.
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