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Unsettled and wet start to September

On the left, a satellite image of a hurricane over the sea; on the right, a man in a clearance vehicle clearing debris and food in a flooded supermarket.

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Weather map of the UK and Ireland showing scattered showers with cloudy patches across much of the region, especially around western and northern areas. Sunshine symbols appear over London, Cardiff, and parts of southern England, while temperatures range from 17°C to 18°C in most places. Areas of heavier rain are visible over the Atlantic to the west.

Breakfast brief

Unsettled conditions into the weekend

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Dust storm hits major city in the USA

Wind radar showing stormy weather and strong gusts of wind over Ireland and Great Britain.

Gusts up to 65 mph

Storm approaching the UK and Ireland

Split weather map showing the UK and Ireland. The left side illustrates strong winds circulating around a low-pressure system, with gusts of 20–30 mph highlighted in orange and yellow. The right side shows radar imagery with widespread blue rain bands and patches of thunderstorms, especially over northern England and Scotland.

Breakfast brief

Remaining widely unsettled

Weather map showing the UK and Ireland with a band of heavy rain and showers stretching from Scotland down through Liverpool, Cardiff, and into southern England. A thunderstorm symbol is marked over north-east England. Temperatures range from 16°C in Glasgow to 21°C in London, with warmer conditions on the continent reaching 28°C in Brussels. Clearer, sunnier skies are shown over eastern England and mainland Europe.

Front on the move

Rain pushing east, risk of thunderstorms

Breakfast brief

Frontal system brings heavy rain

Weather map showing a low-pressure system west of Ireland with strong winds circulating anticlockwise. The heaviest winds, in red and orange, are over the Atlantic near Ireland, with gusts up to 30 mph in London and 25 mph in Dublin. Winds are lighter further east across Europe, mostly between 12 and 19 mph.

Heat boost for UK

Ex-hurricane influences conditions

Bank holiday outlook

Warm day turning gusty in places

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Mammatus clouds widely spotted

WindRadar forecast for Monday: Former Hurricane ERIN reaches Europe as an extratropical storm.

Conversion to low

Hurricane Erin moves towards Europe

Breakfast brief

Sunny start for some, overcast later