Here's what to expect from north Wales weather this week

Following a wet and windy weekend thanks to Storm Ashley, Wrexham and Flintshire can expect a more settled week of weather.

Gales gradually easing across northern Scotland on Monday morning, followed by blustery showers ⚠️

Drier and brighter across parts of England and Wales with some rain clipping the far south 🌦️ pic.twitter.com/PRhsFKqEbk

— Met Office (@metoffice) October 20, 2024

Monday will see sunny spells and a sprinkling of showers, these being heaviest across the high ground in the south.

Generally, there will be light winds, however breezy at times along coasts and hills. Feeling warm in the sunshine. Maximum temperature 16 °C.

It will be dry this evening, but cloud will increase from the north and west before midnight, with an increasing risk of outbreaks of rain later in the night.

Throughout the night there will be mostly light winds and mild temperatures of 5C.

Tomorrow (October 22) will start cloudy with showery outbreaks of rain slowly sinking south across Wales, turning drier and brighter into the afternoon.

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There will be near normal temperatures, with a maximum temperature of 16C.

A spokesperson confirmed the outlook for Wednesday to Friday and said: "Rather cloudy on Wednesday with patchy drizzle, but with some brighter spells in the mix too.

"Increasingly cloudy from Thursday with wind and rain arriving overnight into Friday."