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WED 23 SEP — TUE 29 SEP
Settled start with pressure dropping through the week — look for the falling-pressure window before fronts arrive.The equinox is behind us, and it is starting to feel more autumnal. Nights turned cooler this week across parts of the country, and the first proper Atlantic lows of the season are beginning to organise. So far they have tracked to the north-west of the UK and have brought little direct weather with them. For the fishing, the mild spell has helped conditions. Water temperatures have held up well, so fish are still feeding freely, and the more unsettled pattern arriving this week should help. Such conditions tends to bring fish on the feed, and current model runs point to fishing conditions improving into next week. As ever, the detail depends on where the lows track. If they swing closer, expect more rain and colour on the rivers. |
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The week ahead across the Wales and Welsh Borders region sees pressure close to the seasonal average (+2.7 hPa vs the 1991-2020 mean) at around 1018 hPa on average, with significant changes through the week. Winds are predominantly from the SSW, averaging 6.7 mph. Total rainfall across the region looks substantial at around 21 mm over the week. |
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Barbel — Favouring — A new south or south-westerly wind in the cooler months brings mild Atlantic air that lifts water temperature and oxygen — a classic feeding trigger, especially arriving after a cold or stale spell. (Fri–Sun) |
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The week ahead across the South West region sees pressure close to the seasonal average (+2.5 hPa vs the 1991-2020 mean) at around 1018 hPa on average, with significant changes through the week. Winds are predominantly from the SSW, averaging 7.2 mph. Total rainfall across the region looks substantial at around 23 mm over the week. |
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The week ahead across the South and South East region sees pressure close to the seasonal average (+3.3 hPa vs the 1991-2020 mean) at around 1018 hPa on average, with notable changes mid-week. Winds are predominantly from the S, averaging 6.5 mph. Rainfall is moderate, around 14 mm over the week. |
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The week ahead across the Midlands region sees pressure close to the seasonal average (+3.2 hPa vs the 1991-2020 mean) at around 1018 hPa on average, with notable changes mid-week. Winds are predominantly from the SSW, averaging 6.9 mph. Rainfall is moderate, around 19 mm over the week. |
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Carp — Favouring — On stillwaters, a warm wind pushes food and warmer surface water onto the windward bank — fish typically follow it and feed on the bank the wind blows toward. (from Sun) |
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The week ahead across the Anglian region sees pressure close to the seasonal average (+3.8 hPa vs the 1991-2020 mean) at around 1018 hPa on average, with notable changes mid-week. Winds are predominantly from the SSW, averaging 7.3 mph. Rainfall is moderate, around 11 mm over the week. |
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Silvers — Favouring — Roach feed confidently through daylight hours under overcast skies, whereas clear bright conditions push feeding to dawn, dusk, and night. (Wed, Thu, Mon) |
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The week ahead across the North West region sees pressure close to the seasonal average (+3.3 hPa vs the 1991-2020 mean) at around 1017 hPa on average, with significant changes through the week. Winds are predominantly from the S, averaging 7.8 mph. Total rainfall across the region looks substantial at around 23 mm over the week. |
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The week ahead across the North East region sees pressure close to the seasonal average (+3.4 hPa vs the 1991-2020 mean) at around 1017 hPa on average, with notable changes mid-week. Winds are predominantly from the SSW, averaging 7.2 mph. Rainfall is moderate, around 19 mm over the week. |
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A NOTE ON UNCERTAINTY.
The FOI is a probability indicator built from our rules dataset
and a 7-model weather ensemble. A category
describes the dominant outlook for a region — individual sessions
will vary. Check the regional page on the morning you fish for
the latest update.
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— Fishing by the forecast
Atmospheric Angling · www.atmosphericangling.co.uk
Forecast data: Open-Meteo multi-model ensemble (CC-BY 4.0). Climatology: 1991–2020 ERA5 baseline. Flow data: Environment Agency real-time API (Beta). You're receiving this because you subscribed to the Atmospheric Angling weekly briefing. Beehiiv will append the unsubscribe link below. |