// BBC UK NEWS — CRONACA
When is the rain going to stop?
Fortunes are set to change by midweek with drier conditions forecast following a deluge for many parts of the UK on Tuesday.
However, the pattern of wet weather followed by drier conditions is set to continue as more low pressure systems line up in the Atlantic.
It comes as last week was was the wettest for England since early February, according to the Environment Agency.
While there is no prolonged dry spell of weather in the immediate forecast, some models suggest conditions could become more settled by the end of next week.
An area of high pressure will move in again on Wednesday from the west bringing a brief return to dry, settled conditions.
However, temperatures will be lower than at the weekend when a southerly wind pulled in warm air from a heatwave gripping central and southern Europe.
The day will get off to a fresher start with some spots in the single figures.
The coldest locations, including parts of eastern inland Scotland and north-east England, will see temperatures range from 5 to 8C.
Elsewhere, it will be slightly milder with temperatures between 8 and 12C.
For most, it will be dry with sunny spells and temperatures will peak in the high teens to the low twenties Celsius.