Ok, so here is my effort, sorry about the length, got a bit carried away. <_< Sunday July 17th 2005, 14 day forecast. Using GFS 12z Monday 18th + 24h The break down begins from fine hot weather we’ve enjoyed over the weekend. An area of low pressure will move east over Northern Ireland and Scotland bringing cooler weather with a few showers, which may get as far south as northern England and possibly the Midlands by Tuesday 19th. Areas from the midlands south should remain dry, with a little sunshine, though more wind and cooler than of late. Temperatures in the range 17c in the north to 21c to 23c in the South east, winds moderate, though fresh north westerly in the north. Wednesday 20th 66h + The Azores high looks extending its influence in to Ireland and the far southwest of England, so dry with some warm sunshine here. England and Wales will be mostly dry with some sunny spells, possibly a few light showers. The low will gradually move north east towards Scandinavia, but Scotland will still be close enough to affected by cooler and showery north to north west winds. Temps an range of 17 in the north, 21c to 22c over the Midlands and 23c-24 over the southwest and southeast. Thursday 21st 84h+ The high to the southwest will move northeast to be centred over Southern Ireland, so Ireland, Wales and most England will be dry with warm sunshine, only the far east of Scotland and England will be cooler with cloud and a few showers. Friday 22nd, Saturday 23rd 108h + The main high pressure cell looks like being sucked up towards Iceland and Greenland, but pressure looks like staying fairly high over the UK around 1015 to 1030 mb. So conditions should remain fair and dry with sunshine and little wind, temperatures in the range 20c to 21c over Northern Ireland and Scotland to 23c or 24c over the south of England. Sunday 24th- Tuesday 26th 156h + Moving in to FI, the charts suggest most of the UK will be in something of a col, so winds will be slack over most areas. Fair conditions should prevail, with possibly some showers in the afternoons, temps in the range 21c to 22c over Ireland and Scotland, warmer over England and Wales, 23c to 24c. Pressure around 1010mb to 1015mb during this period. Wednesday 27th – Sunday 31st July +228h - +324h. Well in to FI, Another area of low pressure takes an almost identical path as Monday 18th July. So showery and average temperatures for a time over most areas. Saturday 30th looks to be settled with warm sunshine as a ridge of high pressure extend from the Azores through to Norwegian Sea. Regards Paul