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Thursday Europe Forecast

18/10/18
Thursday Europe Forecast


It should be mostly dry across much of Europe today, bar heavy rain in parts of South Eastern Spain that could produce significant flooding for that area (the Spanish Met Organisation has warnings enforced)

Over much of the rest of Europe it should remain mainly dry, parts of Norway, in the north could see more prolonged rain over the course of today, but it shouldn't be too heavy I don't think. Over the course of tonight much of Europe should dry out, although increasingly parts of North western Europe, in Scotland and parts of Ireland they may see increasingly light rain, in the far, far west in the early hours on Friday but other than that both the United Kingdom and Ireland should remain mostly dry.

The heavy patch of rain in the East of Spain doesn't look like it'll be leaving anytime fast, the heaviest band of rain looks as though it'll ride up the Eastern coast, into the night, before the heaviest rains move westward to parts of central Spain. Over the course of the night though, things do look like they'll dry out specifically for South Eastern parts, Northern areas of Spain should remain dry, and Portugal should remain dry too bar a few showers in the Southern regions.

It should be mild across much of Europe today, parts of England could see highs of 12-15/16 Celsius today. Similarly for Poland where they could see temperatures into the mid-high teens today, maybe at a push low twenties. 


The cooler conditions across Europe will be in parts of Norway, Sweden and Finland, where temperatures in the Midland areas to Northern parts of Sweden could remain in single figures.

Coastal Norway will struggle to reach double figures, today, the remainder of Norway will be below 10 Celsius mostly.


Temperatures tonight across Europe won't drop drastically, in France they'll remain mostly in double figures, 9-13 or 14 celsius should be expected here, warmer in Midland, and Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts.


In Germany, northern and southern parts will drop below 10 Celsius, 5-9 Celsius should be expected here, but around central areas 9-14 Celsius should be mostly expected in these parts.


In Both Ireland and the UK, temperatures of 4-7 Celsius should be expected in both countries tonight.




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