The Met Office is forecasting heavy downpours for 46 areas across the UK this Wednesday, with weather charts turning blue from Scotland to the Midlands and Wales.
Britons are bracing themselves for torrential rainfall this week, as the Met Office predicts numerous regions across the UK will be drenched on Wednesday.
The most recent meteorological charts have shifted to blue, indicating millions are expected to experience wet conditions on Wednesday morning, spanning from Scotland through to the Midlands and Wales.
Current weather projections suggest up to 8mm of rainfall hourly across parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales, reports the Express.
A Met Office outlook covering Wednesday through Friday states: “Remaining changeable with showers or longer spells of rain for most, although some drier and brighter spells also developing.
“Temperatures near normal for early September, although often mild by night.”
These predictions arrive following the nation’s unpredictable weather throughout the Bank Holiday weekend, when a combination of sunshine and showers intensified, accompanied by thunderstorms in certain areas.
During the previous week, the Met Office issued yellow thunderstorm alerts affecting dozens of areas across the UK. Additional downpours are anticipated throughout the remainder of the week and extending into September.
10 areas of Scotland facingrain on Monday
- West Lothian.
- Mid Lothian.
- East Lothian.
- Lanarkshire.
- Berwickshire.
- Ayrshire.
- Dumfriesshire.
- Kirkcudbrightshire.
- Roxburghsire.
- Wigtonshire.
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