Met Office extends UK weather warning
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Autumn has arrived and is making its presence known with an unsettled start to September. Wind and rain are set to sweep in from the Atlantic on Wednesday bringing about a drop in temperature and a risk of thunderstorms.
Millions of Brits will be under a yellow wind warning until 6pm tomorrow according to the Met Office, wit gusts of up to 80mph expected at times along coastal areas
SCOTS have been warned to brace for heavy rain and cold temperatures in the coming days now that autumn has officially arrived. The country is set to be hit with unsettled weather as the weekend
The UK is bracing for Storm Amy to hit as winds of up to 70mph are expected in some areas, prompting a warning from the Met Office. New maps from WXCHARTS, which uses Met Desk data, have revealed the harsh conditions due to batter the country this evening and tomorrow.
While the Met Office says Tuesday's high was 22.7C recorded near Braintree, Essex, others forecasters have confirmed temperatures will drop rapidly in the coming days
"Nelson is a real trump card for them," Orchard said. "As much as we have seen some sparkling rugby from their backs, if the weather plays out the way it looks like it will, they won't be able to fire the way they have earlier in the tournament.
The UK is braced for a deluge of rainfall with stormy conditions forecast across the nation. The latest weather maps from WX Charts, which uses MetDesk data, shows a band of rain hitting the British Isles while the Met Office has predicted potential hail and thunder.
The Met Office detects chances of above-average rain and wind for autumn - but some areas would be worse affected, and drought may persist.
Temperatures across England and Wales will exceed 30°C this week, prompting official heatwave alerts and health warnings across the country.
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