Jim Dale, a forecaster at British Weather Services, suggested the change of pressure could cause intense weather conditions, including "flash flooding, hail, storms and even mini-tornados". Image: PA) PA)"Low pressure from the south will push the high ridge of hot air away by the end of the week, which could cause flash flooding, hail, storms and even mini-tornados if you're really unlucky. "Looking further ahead, Friday and Saturday look set to be mainly cloudy with fewer showers and thunderstorms around as high pressure slowly rebuilds from the west. "The longer-term outlook sees high pressure re-establish across northern Britain, promising plenty of warm dry sunny weather for north-western Britain but potentially more cloud for the south and east." Hurricane Larry, meanwhile, should help build a ridge of high pressure that will push in from the west over the weekend, sending lows into Scandinavia.

Source: Daily Mirror September 07, 2021 18:00 UTC