UK weather: A calmer Sunday before the Atlantic returns, but how could Hurricane Isaias influence next week’s weather?

Sunday brings a welcome break from the recent blustery conditions, but with more unsettled weather on the horizon, how could Hurricane Isaias influence the UK’s weather next week?

After Saturday’s windy and showery weather, a brief ridge of high pressure is bringing a quieter day across much of the UK.

Sunny spells and lighter winds will make conditions feel more pleasant, although rain is already approaching from the southwest.

A calmer Sunday with sunshine for many

Sunday begins on a chilly note, with temperatures in single figures and a touch of grass frost across some northern areas.

However, winds will be much lighter than yesterday, and many places will enjoy bright or sunny spells with just a few isolated showers.

Cloud will gradually thicken across the south west, bringing patchy rain during the day. Elsewhere, most areas should remain dry, although sunshine may become increasingly hazy.

Temperatures will generally reach 13°C to 17°C, similar to Saturday. However, with lighter winds and some sunshine, it should feel less chilly.

By Sunday evening, rain will spread north and east across Northern Ireland and western parts of England and Wales, reaching Scotland later.

Monday turns wetter but noticeably milder

Overnight, cloud will become more widespread as further outbreaks of rain develop and …….