Another day and yet another day dominated by high pressure. Honestly, with the amount of high pressure we've had across the UK then if it had been a patient it would have been on medication by now. Back to the weather and yep, once again high pressure is well in control of the weather across the UK today, but the placement and intensity of the high will allow for cloud and moisture to overspill across the top of the high and down across the UK from the Northwest providing more in the way of cloud and some rather breezy winds for Northern areas too.

That said, the air coming in from the Northwest has made the rather impressive journey from the Azores, North towards Iceland and then back down across the UK which means that whilst there will be a bit of a chill, the actual temperatures today won't be too far off what we saw yesterday.

So, a cloudy day in store for many with some light rain across Northwest Scotland thanks to the moisture and low cloud coming in from the Atlantic. The best of any sunshine across more sheltered Southeastern areas of England and Ireland, but in the breeze we will still see temperatures ranging from 10-13c with the mildest of the temperatures to the lee of the Pennines thanks to a little bit of katabatic warming.

METEOROLOGIST : MARSH

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Nope, not the old morning breakfast show, but clocks go back this coming weekend and there is a reason meteorologists like GMT...

High pressure dominating the weather through the course of this week, an impressive high pressure system too. But, turning colder as winds turn to the North for the end of the week...