After the recent stormy weather across the United Kingdom, things will turn calmer in the coming days.
The stormy spell of weather was caused by a very active jet stream – the fast moving wind high in the atmosphere – sending deep areas of low pressure toward the UK.
This is now going to weaken and instead of bringing low pressure systems, high pressure will start to develop.
High pressure brings more settled weather with lighter winds. In late autumn, it also brings the risk of mist, fog, low cloud, chillier days and frosty nights.
Wednesday will start off chillier compared to recent mornings and while dry for most, there will be lots of cloud and showery rain mainly across southern Scotland, northern England and north Wales.
This area of rain will move further south-east across Wales and into the Midlands during the morning before fading away.
The afternoon will then be largely dry with sunny spells across most areas of the UK with temperatures slightly above average at 12 to 16C.