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Today's Weather Forecast

Tuesday 1st September Good morning. Today, Tuesday 1 September 2026, brings a distinctly early-autumn feel for some, but there’s still a fair amount of brightness around, especially across England. Much of the south-east, the Midlands, eastern England and northern England will stay dry through the day, with some pleasant sunny spells at times and temperatures widely around 19 to 22°C. It may feel quite comfortable in the sunshine, though a light to moderate breeze will be noticeable, particularly towards exposed northern and eastern coastal areas. Wales and the south-west look mostly fine as well, though there could be the odd patch of light drizzle or a few damp moments, especially around western coasts and hills. Nothing especially disruptive, but perhaps worth keeping a light jacket to hand if you’re out for the day. Further north and west, the weather turns more unsettled. Scotland and Northern Ireland will see thicker cloud building, with rain becoming more persistent later in the day — particularly into the late afternoon and evening. Some of that rain could be fairly steady for a time, and with a brisk breeze it may feel rather cool and damp, especially for the evening commute or any outdoor plans. Temperatures will be a little lower in Scotland, generally in the high teens, while Northern Ireland should reach around 19°C before the wetter weather takes hold. Overnight, many places stay relatively mild, though clearer spells across parts of England may allow a fresher feel by dawn. So, in summary: a largely dry and fairly pleasant Tuesday for much of England, a few light showers or drizzle patches in the west, and a wetter, breezier finish for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Tuesday 1st September Good morning. Today, Tuesday 1 September 2026, brings a distinctly early-autumn feel for some, but there’s still a fair amount of brightness around, especially across England. Much of the south-east, the Midlands, eastern England and northern England will stay dry through the day, with some pleasant sunny spells at times and temperatures widely around 19 to 22°C. It may feel quite comfortable in the sunshine, though a light to moderate breeze will be noticeable, particularly towards exposed northern and eastern coastal areas. Wales and the south-west look mostly fine as well, though there could be the odd patch of light drizzle or a few damp moments, especially around western coasts and hills. Nothing especially disruptive, but perhaps worth keeping a light jacket to hand if you’re out for the day. Further north and west, the weather turns more unsettled. Scotland and Northern Ireland will see thicker cloud building, with rain becoming more persistent later in the day — particularly into the late afternoon and evening. Some of that rain could be fairly steady for a time, and with a brisk breeze it may feel rather cool and damp, especially for the evening commute or any outdoor plans. Temperatures will be a little lower in Scotland, generally in the high teens, while Northern Ireland should reach around 19°C before the wetter weather takes hold. Overnight, many places stay relatively mild, though clearer spells across parts of England may allow a fresher feel by dawn. So, in summary: a largely dry and fairly pleasant Tuesday for much of England, a few light showers or drizzle patches in the west, and a wetter, breezier finish for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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