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Thursday 24th September Here’s the UK forecast for Thursday, 24 September 2026. A largely settled autumn day is on the cards for much of the country, with plenty of dry weather and some pleasant spells of sunshine, especially through the morning. It will feel quite mild for late September too, with highs widely around 18 to 21°C. Across Wales, the Midlands, the south-west and much of England, it’s a dry and fairly bright picture. Morning sunshine should give many areas a decent start, and although some cloud may build at times, outdoor plans look mostly safe from rain. The south-east and eastern England should also stay dry, with a fresh but manageable breeze. Northern England begins on the chilly side in places, particularly towards the north-east where early temperatures may be noticeably crisp. Through the day, though, sunshine helps things recover, with afternoon temperatures reaching the high teens. Winds here may be a little more noticeable, so it could feel fresher in exposed spots and along coasts. For Northern Ireland, it’s a slightly more unsettled story. Much of the day should still offer usable dry weather, but cloud is likely to thicken later, with some drizzle or light rain arriving by the evening and overnight. Winds will be moderate, adding a cooler feel near western coasts. Scotland looks likely to share in the broadly autumnal feel, with fresher air further north and west, and a mix of cloud and brighter breaks. Coastal and upland areas may feel cooler in the breeze. Overall, a decent September day for travel, errands and getting outside — just keep an extra layer handy for the morning and evening, and in Northern Ireland, perhaps an umbrella later on.

Thursday 24th September Here’s the UK forecast for Thursday, 24 September 2026. A largely settled autumn day is on the cards for much of the country, with plenty of dry weather and some pleasant spells of sunshine, especially through the morning. It will feel quite mild for late September too, with highs widely around 18 to 21°C. Across Wales, the Midlands, the south-west and much of England, it’s a dry and fairly bright picture. Morning sunshine should give many areas a decent start, and although some cloud may build at times, outdoor plans look mostly safe from rain. The south-east and eastern England should also stay dry, with a fresh but manageable breeze. Northern England begins on the chilly side in places, particularly towards the north-east where early temperatures may be noticeably crisp. Through the day, though, sunshine helps things recover, with afternoon temperatures reaching the high teens. Winds here may be a little more noticeable, so it could feel fresher in exposed spots and along coasts. For Northern Ireland, it’s a slightly more unsettled story. Much of the day should still offer usable dry weather, but cloud is likely to thicken later, with some drizzle or light rain arriving by the evening and overnight. Winds will be moderate, adding a cooler feel near western coasts. Scotland looks likely to share in the broadly autumnal feel, with fresher air further north and west, and a mix of cloud and brighter breaks. Coastal and upland areas may feel cooler in the breeze. Overall, a decent September day for travel, errands and getting outside — just keep an extra layer handy for the morning and evening, and in Northern Ireland, perhaps an umbrella later on.

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