Unsettled week ahead

Mild and humid conditions will give way to further spells of wet and windy weather.
Southerly winds across western Europe are transporting a warm and humid airmass from the western Mediterranean and northwest Africa across the UK over the next couple of days. As this clears on Thursday, Atlantic frontal systems will bring further spells of wet and windy weather into the west at times later in the week. 
Met Office Chief Meteorologist Neil Armstrong said: “Warm air arriving from the south will allow temperatures to rise above average despite it often being cloudy. On Wednesday, parts of southeast England could see 21°C or 22°C, with mid to high teens expected across many parts of the UK. However, there is accompanying rain as part of this system in what is a wet day for many western and northern parts of the UK, before drier conditions develop on Thursday.” 
Warnings for rain are in force for Wednesday, with travel disruption possible for some.  
Further ahead 
As we go…