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    Moderate but notable wind - A generally gusty Thursday

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2 September 2026

Moderate but notable wind
A generally gusty Thursday

Wind forecast for 12:00 on 03.09 showing widespread 25-30 mph winds across the UK and Ireland, including Glasgow, Cork, Liverpool, and London.
Gusting winds spread across the UK and Ireland on Thursday.

Be prepared for gusts blowing you off track on Thursday, with widespread gusting winds across the UK and Ireland.

While only peaking at around 35-40 mph over higher ground, and between 25-30 mph more widely, it will be generally a blustery day wherever you may be.

Be sure to keep an eye on the WindRadar as the gusts begin to grow.

Ryan Hathaway
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