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Today's Weather Forecast

Sunday 27th September Good morning. This Sunday, 27 September 2026, brings a fairly typical early autumn mix across the UK: some brightness, a few dry interludes, but also bands of rain and a noticeable breeze in places. The south-east and eastern England should see some of the mildest conditions, with temperatures reaching around 20 or 21°C. There’ll be some brighter spells, especially earlier on, though cloud will build and a little rain is likely later in the day, particularly towards the late afternoon and early evening. Further west, it’s a wetter picture. The south-west looks prone to some fairly persistent rain through the morning, which could make conditions rather grey and damp for travel or outdoor plans. Wales also sees a spell of rain around the middle of the day, with some heavier bursts possible, before things gradually ease later. Across the Midlands, northern England and north-western areas, it’s a breezy day with variable cloud and occasional light rain or drizzle. Many places will avoid anything too disruptive, but it may feel blustery at times, especially near western coasts and over higher ground. Temperatures here sit mostly in the upper teens. Scotland stays cooler, with highs nearer 14 or 15°C. There may be a little brightness at first, but cloud thickens and rain is likely to arrive by the afternoon, particularly across central and eastern parts. Northern Ireland also has a windy, showery feel, with rain most likely during the morning and fresher conditions throughout the day. So, the best of the warmth is in the south-east and east, while the wettest weather favours the south-west, Wales and Northern Ireland. Keep a waterproof handy if you’re heading out, and expect a bit of autumn breeze to go with it.

Sunday 27th September Good morning. This Sunday, 27 September 2026, brings a fairly typical early autumn mix across the UK: some brightness, a few dry interludes, but also bands of rain and a noticeable breeze in places. The south-east and eastern England should see some of the mildest conditions, with temperatures reaching around 20 or 21°C. There’ll be some brighter spells, especially earlier on, though cloud will build and a little rain is likely later in the day, particularly towards the late afternoon and early evening. Further west, it’s a wetter picture. The south-west looks prone to some fairly persistent rain through the morning, which could make conditions rather grey and damp for travel or outdoor plans. Wales also sees a spell of rain around the middle of the day, with some heavier bursts possible, before things gradually ease later. Across the Midlands, northern England and north-western areas, it’s a breezy day with variable cloud and occasional light rain or drizzle. Many places will avoid anything too disruptive, but it may feel blustery at times, especially near western coasts and over higher ground. Temperatures here sit mostly in the upper teens. Scotland stays cooler, with highs nearer 14 or 15°C. There may be a little brightness at first, but cloud thickens and rain is likely to arrive by the afternoon, particularly across central and eastern parts. Northern Ireland also has a windy, showery feel, with rain most likely during the morning and fresher conditions throughout the day. So, the best of the warmth is in the south-east and east, while the wettest weather favours the south-west, Wales and Northern Ireland. Keep a waterproof handy if you’re heading out, and expect a bit of autumn breeze to go with it.

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AI Prompt Used to Generate This Image: Colourful naive folk art style: a wet autumn afternoon in a Welsh coastal suburb, with slate-roofed terraces, wind-bent trees, and orange leaves stuck to shiny pavements after steady rain. Soft grey clouds hang low, umbrellas tilt in a brisk breeze, and warm window light reflects in puddles; realistic UK weather, no text or watermarks.

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