The UK could experience up to 10 days without significant rain at the start of November as high pressure develops across the country, according to the latest forecast.
The change in conditions would follow what has been described as the wettest week in two years. The developing area of high pressure is expected to bring more settled weather across the UK.
No significant rain is currently forecast during the opening part of November. This points to a marked shift from the recent wet conditions, although the available forecast information does not provide further detail on temperatures or regional variations.
The outlook remains focused on the potential for a prolonged dry period, with the UK possibly seeing around 10 consecutive days without rain. Further changes will depend on how the high-pressure system develops and how the forecast evolves.
