Britain is set to be hit with the remnants of Hurricane Ernesto are Met Office forecasters warn Britons to expect “unsettled” weather.
The north and west of the UK could be struck with heavy rain and strong winds, while the south east are more likely to see warmer conditions.
In its long-range forecast, the Met Office say next week’s weather is “uncertain”, thanks to ex-Hurricane Ernesto.
A spokesperson said: “An unsettled start to the week with cloud and rain in many areas for a time, clearing to brighter conditions around midweek with showers in the northwest.
Britain is set to be hit with the remnants of Hurricane Ernesto are Met Office forecasters warn Britons to expect ‘unsettled’ weatherNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/ Net Weather“The second half of next week is uncertain, influenced to some extent by the remnants of ex-Hurricane Ernesto.
“The most likely scenario is a period of unsettled weather, especially in the north and west with heavy rain and strong winds possible, while it may be warmer and less-wet towards the southeast.
“By the weekend and the following week, a mobile westerly regime is likely, most of the wet weather in the north and west, and longer drier interludes in the southeast.
“Temperatures overall will be close to average, but the chance of short-lived very warm conditions in the south and east at times.”
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Bands of rain are predicted to shift from west to east across the country, but there will be a northwest-southeast split for much of the week.
Rainfall will be relatively infrequent in the south and east of England, according to Net Weather forecasters.
The latest forecasts show that August will be particularly wet with 18mm of rain predicted for next Tuesday.
The Met Office added that September is likely to bring more “settled conditions”.
Bands of rain are predicted to shift from west to east across the country, but there will be a northwest-southeast split for much of the week
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A spokesperson said: “By the end of August and into September, the ongoing westerly regime looks most likely to continue though there is a slight increase during early September in the likelihood of settled spells.
“So typically, there will be occasional spells of cloud and rain spreading east or southeastwards across the UK.
“Rain or showers will tend to be most frequent in the northwest, where it may be rather windy at times, with drier and warmer weather more likely towards the south and east.”
Britain is set to be hit with the remnants of Hurricane Ernesto are Met Office forecasters warn Britons to expect ‘unsettled’ weatherNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/ Net Weather
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