We move into the middle of the week with a somewhat messy picture across the UK as a complex low pressure system slowly moves Northeast. Complex though in this case doesn't mean difficult, certainly not as difficult as a cryptic crossword I was asked to help with yesterday... I didn't even understand the question let alone the answer. Even then, once the answer was revealed, I still couldn't work out what they were talking about...

Anyway, back to the weather and we start the day with rain across Western and Southern areas which is the first low pressure system, another low is across the Northeast and this one bringing rain in this morning for Northeast England and Southeast Scotland. Drier in between for a time for Central and Eastern areas as well as Western Ireland.

Into this afternoon and both lows move away to the Northeast, the low across Southern areas moves into East Anglia with rain moving Northeast into Central and later Eastern areas of England whilst the other low moves into the North Sea with more rain for Northeast and Northern Scotland.

Temperatures today warmest across Eastern areas with 13-15C for a time before the rain moves in, but cooler for Northern and Western areas with 7-10C the high. Tomorrow, I might try and do the forecast in a cryptic crossword style, but then again I don't think I could manage that...

METEOROLOGIST : MARSH

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