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UK Outlook for Saturday 31 May 2014 to Saturday 14 Jun 2014: The changeable conditions look most likely to persist into early June, with showers or longer spells of rain, but mixed in with some drier, brighter periods for most parts of the UK. Towards the middle of June, there are early indications that conditions could turn more generally unsettled for many areas again. Temperatures look set to be around average for the time of year, though feeling warmer in any sunnier periods. Updated: 1234 on Fri 16 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Wednesday 21 May 2014 to Friday 30 May 2014: Most areas will be rather cloudy on Wednesday and unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain, which could be heavy at times. The best of any brightness is most likely in the west or southwest of Britain. Temperatures will be near normal under the cloud and rain, but still warmer in brighter areas. The remainder of the week is likely to remain unsettled, with showers for most, but also some longer spells of rain at times. Temperatures next week will probably be closer to average for most areas. Towards the end of the period, there are indications that conditions should become less unsettled with some longer dry spells, although many parts of the UK will probably remain rather changeable. Updated: 1119 on Fri 16 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Monday 19 May 2014 to Wednesday 28 May 2014: Monday and Tuesday will see a change towards more unsettled conditions for the UK than experienced over previous days. Showers or longer spells of rain are likely to spread from the west, these will possibly be heavy with thunder and hail at times. The remainder of the week is likely to remain unsettled, with showers for most, but also some longer spells of rain, these most likely in the west and southwest. Temperatures next week probably closer to average for most areas, but perhaps very warm at times in the east and feeling close here too. Towards the end of the period, there are indications that the unsettled conditions may persist for most, particularly in the north and west. Updated: 1141 on Wed 14 May 2014 http://www.metoffice...st_weather.html

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UK Outlook for Saturday 17 May 2014 to Monday 26 May 2014:Through Saturday the fine, dry and warm weather looks likely to hang on across many eastern, southern and central parts, and even into Sunday in the southeast. However, rain is likely to push across northern areas on Saturday, before spreading southeastwards through Sunday, with cooler, clearer and more showery conditions following. Next week should be unsettled, with showers for most, but also some longer spells of rain, these most likely in the west and southwest where the winds could be strong. Warm under fine weather this weekend, temperatures next week then probably close to average for most, but perhaps still warm at times in brighter spells in between the showers. Towards the end of the period there are indications for more in the way of fine weather developing. Updated: 1058 on Mon 12 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Tuesday 27 May 2014 to Tuesday 10 Jun 2014: In the absence of any strong signals for any particular weather type to dominate during this period, the most likely scenario is for conditions to be fairly typical for the time of year. As such, there are likely to be periods of fine and dry weather interspersed with occasional more unsettled spells with rain or showers. By day, temperatures are most likely to be near or just above, average, and perhaps warm at times during fine spells. Updated: 1159 on Mon 12 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

Monthly Outlook Summary Coming month rides true to form May, indeed spring, is not the month for those who like their weather to come in readily identifiable packages. The first week of the Easter holidays delivered a week of fine weather in some parts of the British Isles and the first Bank Holiday weekend of May was also a treat for many although less so for those who spent it in the west of Scotland. The season, however, is mainly associated with periods of rain, some sunshine, fleeting warmer days and the odd breezy interlude. Having identified all the key elements, and hopefully not in the style of Eric Morecambe, the following forecast should offer them up in the right order. Monday 12 May—Sunday 18 May Showers relent as pressure builds A weekend of heavy showers and in southern Britain, blustery winds, will have prepared many areas for the weather during the first part of the week. Whilst winds will ease as low pressure transitions from the southern North Sea to Denmark, sharp showers will still be the order of the day. The major conurbations of Scotland may well miss them as the breeze turns more northerly and it could be late in the day before the heaviest showers arrive in Northern Ireland. Across England and Wales, the prime focus will lie from the Solway to the Humber and onwards towards the Thames estuary. Others may also pop-up in the Midlands and across southern Wales. Temperatures will lie close to the seasonal norm although it may feel a little warmer away from the showers in the south as the winds ease. Tuesday will be the last of the showery days, with the bulk of them across England and Wales. Through the afternoon, showers will become increasingly confined to eastern England as pressure builds from the west. Much of Scotland and Northern Ireland should enjoy a dry day with sunny spells. After a dry and coolish night, Wednesday will start fine and dry but increasing cloud will bring rain to Northern Ireland and northwest Scotland during the afternoon. Any showers over England will be found in the east and will be light. Wales and the west of England will be dry with some sunshine and should feel pleasantly warm. Come Thursday, rain and fresh to strong, southwesterly winds will be confined to northern Scotland. All other areas will be dry with light winds and some sunny intervals. Temperatures should be on the up. By Friday, virtually all areas will be dry with light to moderate winds. Sunny periods in the southeast could push temperatures to approximately 22°C and it should feel warm just about everywhere. Monday 19 May—Sunday 1 June High pressure gives ground and temperatures fall Whilst high pressure may hold sway across southern Britain in the early part of the week, there is a good deal of agreement amongst forecast models that the high will drift into Europe, heralding a change to a more unsettled and cooler look to the weather across all parts of the British isles. Temperatures will be below, if not well below average in some areas despite the presence of a fair amount of sunshine. Although detail looks difficult to pin down at the moment, it doesn't look as though it will be a particularly wet week. Monday 26 May—Sunday 15 June Changeable theme as temperatures look to recover. The period is currently offering no strong signal for any settled type of weather to prevail throughout the fortnight. Rainfall is likely to be more prevalent in western parts of the British Isles with a consequent reduction in expected temperatures. Drier, eastern parts of Britain should see sunshine totals above the seasonal norm and this should also encourage temperatures to climb above par. Next week Check the prospects for early summer shows and sporting events. http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2635167#outlook

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UK Outlook for Monday 26 May 2014 to Monday 9 Jun 2014: In the absence of any strong signals for any particular weather type to dominate during this period, the most likely scenario is for conditions to be fairly typical for the time of year. As such, there are likely to be periods of fine and dry weather interspersed with occasional more unsettled spells with rain or showers. By day, temperatures are most likely to be near or just above, average, perhaps locally warm in the south. Updated: 1238 on Sun 11 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Friday 16 May 2014 to Sunday 25 May 2014: High pressure across central and southern parts of the UK will bring a good deal of dry and fine weather to many at first, with light winds, particularly in the south. However, the far northwest will be cloudier and breezier with occasional rain or drizzle. Temperatures will be around average in the northwest, but turning warmer elsewhere, and locally very warm across the southeast and in areas east of high ground. However, there is likely to be a transition to more unsettled and cooler conditions from the end of the weekend. There will be a mixture of rain or showers and brighter periods, the showers possibly heavy at times, although the southeast may hold on to the warmer and brighter conditions for a time. Updated: 1122 on Sun 11 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Sunday 25 May 2014 to Sunday 8 Jun 2014: In the absence of any strong signals for any particular weather type to dominate during this period, the most likely scenario is for conditions to be fairly typical for the time of year. As such, there are likely to be periods of fine and dry weather interspersed with occasional more unsettled spells with rain or showers. By day, temperatures are most likely to be near, or just above, average which at this time of year, making it feel warm in the sunshine and when sheltered from the wind. Updated: 1148 on Sat 10 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Thursday 15 May 2014 to Saturday 24 May 2014: High pressure will build across central and southern parts of the country bringing a good deal of dry and fine weather to many with light winds, particularly in the south. However, northern and northwestern areas will be affected by cloudier and windier conditions at times with occasional rain or drizzle. Temperatures will be around average in the northwest, but turning warmer elsewhere, and locally very warm across the southeast and in areas east of high ground. However through the latter part of the weekend and into the following week, there is likely to be a transition to more unsettled and cooler conditions across the country with rain or showers, possibly heavy at times, although the southeast may hold on to the drier and brighter conditions for a time. Updated: 1149 on Sat 10 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Saturday 24 May 2014 to Saturday 7 Jun 2014: In the absence of any strong signals for any particular weather type to dominate during this period, the most likely scenario is for conditions to be fairly typical for the time of year. As such, there are likely to be periods of fine and dry weather interspersed with occasional more unsettled spells with rain or showers. By day, temperatures are most likely to be near, or just above, average which at this time of year, making it feel warm in the sunshine and when sheltered from the wind.Updated: 1122 on Fri 9 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Wednesday 14 May 2014 to Friday 23 May 2014: High pressure is likely to build across central and southern parts of the country bringing a good deal of dry and fine weather with light winds, particularly in the south. However, northern and northwestern parts of the UK will remain cloudier and windier at times with occasional rain or drizzle. Temperatures will be around average in the northwest, but turning warmer across southeastern parts in the sunshine and light winds. However through the latter part of the weekend and into the following week, there is likely to be a transition to more unsettled and cooler conditions with rain or showers, possibly heavy at times, extending southwards across the country; although the southeast may hold on to the drier and brighter conditions for a time. Updated: 1120 on Fri 9 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Thursday 22 May 2014 to Thursday 5 Jun 2014: In the absence of any strong signals for any particular weather type to dominate during this period, the most likely scenario is for conditions to be fairly typical for the time of year. As such, there are likely to be periods of fine and dry weather interspersed with occasional more unsettled spells with rain or showers. By day, temperatures are most likely to be near, or just above, average which at this time of year would leave conditions feeling warm in the sunshine when winds are light. Updated: 1158 on Wed 7 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Monday 12 May 2014 to Wednesday 21 May 2014: Next week is likely to start bright and breezy with a mixture of sunshine and showers, these occasionally heavy with a risk of thunder. With temperatures around or slightly below normal, it will feel cold in the brisk wind. A brief drier period may then develop for a time bringing some fine but not especially warm conditions, with a risk of overnight grass frost in northern areas. Another spell of unsettled weather with showers or longer spells of rain is likely to affect some parts of the UK, western and northwestern parts in particular, during the middle of next week. Signs are that later next week, warmer and more settled conditions may well develop and spread northwards, with southern, central and eastern regions seeing the best of this fine weather. Updated: 1158 on Wed 7 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 21 May 2014 to Wednesday 4 Jun 2014: In the absence of any strong signals for any particular weather type to dominate during this period, the most likely scenario is for conditions to be fairly typical for the time of year. As such, there are likely to be periods of fine and dry weather interspersed with occasional more unsettled spells with rain or showers. By day, temperatures are most likely to be near, or just above, average which at this time of year would leave conditions feeling warm in the sunshine when winds are light. Updated: 1303 on Tue 6 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Sunday 11 May 2014 to Tuesday 20 May 2014: Once any early rain clears eastwards, there are going to be further showers on Sunday, especially in the north and west. More showers are likely in the north on Monday, whilst it should be drier further south, although there is a chance of some heavy rain later. Temperatures around or slightly below normal, however it will remain windy, making it feel cold at times. It is likely to continue unsettled through the rest of next week with outbreaks of rain, mainly in the west/northwest, but some sunnier interludes as well. Temperatures still around normal but feeling colder in the rain and strong winds. Towards the end of the period it may remain largely unsettled, but there are some signs that warmer and drier weather could edge into southern parts. Updated: 1123 on Tue 6 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Saturday 10 May 2014 to Monday 19 May 2014: After a dry start for many on Saturday, outbreaks of rain and strengthening winds will push in from the west to affect most areas; locally persistent and heavy in the west and southwest. Clearer, showery conditions following into the northwest later. Remaining rather windy into Sunday with sunshine and showers, some heavy with hail and thunder. Temperatures generally near normal, but feeling cool in the rain and where exposed to the winds. Remaining changeable thereafter, with bands of rain likely to cross the UK at times with brighter and showery conditions in between. Often windy, especially in the west and southwest. Temperatures mostly near, or slightly below, normal and feeling colder in the rain and stronger winds. Updated: 1143 on Mon 5 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Sunday 18 May 2014 to Sunday 1 Jun 2014: In the absence of any strong signals for any particular weather type to dominate during this period, the most likely scenario is for conditions to be fairly typical for the time of year. As such, there are likely to be periods of fine and dry weather interspersed with occasional more unsettled spells with rain or showers. By day, temperatures are most likely to be near, or just above, average which at this time of year would leave conditions feeling warm in the sunshine when winds are light. Updated: 1143 on Mon 5 May 2014 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

Summary A changeable end to spring April turned out to be the 5th consecutive month with above average temperatures across the United Kingdom. However, last week brought us a reminder that even though it's late spring, we can still see some chilly nights, as colder air flooded south late on and brought a widespread frost to much of the UK at the start the weekend. Temperatures recovered over the Bank Holiday weekend, but it will be turning increasingly unsettled as we go through this coming week, with low pressure dominant across the United Kingdom. Monday 5 May—Sunday 11 May Rather unsettled, with some rain for all parts Bank Holiday Monday promises many of us some decent weather, with some warm if rather hazy late spring sunshine across most of England, Wales and southern and eastern Scotland. However, the next change in our weather will already be affecting the rest of Scotland and Northern Ireland, where it will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain, and it will be rather windy here too, which will make it feel chilly. This rain will ease its way eastwards through Monday and into Tuesday, and this will then open the floodgates to the Atlantic as further areas of low pressure and their associated fronts move eastwards across the United Kingdom during the rest of the week. There will be some brighter spells, with some showers, between the more persistent areas of rain, but temperatures this week won't be much to write home about, with highs generally being in the teens Celsius, which is around where they should be in early May. Winds in the north will become light later this week, but the south will remain breezy if not windy throughout, with a risk of coastal gales at times, which will take the edge off the temperatures. Monday 12 May—Sunday 18 May Changeable and feeling rather cool The middle of May looks rather similar to the early part of the month. Low pressure will generally remain in charge of the weather, which means further spells of rain and wind; although some drier, brighter spells can be expected between the areas of rain. The best of any drier spells will probably be found towards the east. Temperatures will generally be around average for the time of year, and in the sunshine it will feel quite warm, given the strength of the May sun, but conversely in the rain it will feel quite chilly. There is a hint that southern areas may start to become a little warmer though, as more of a southerly component to the wind develops. Frost is unlikely through this period. Monday 19 May—Sunday 1 June Little change in the offing As we reach the end of the Spring, we hope the weather will start to settle down and become more summer-like, but currently this doesn't look on the cards. It looks like the theme from the first half of the month will continue right through till the end of the month, with low pressure continuing to hold sway over our weather. Having said that, there are likely to be periods of drier, brighter weather, so some sunshine can also be expected at times, and when winds are light it will feel pleasantly warm. The best of any drier, warmer weather is once again more likely in the east or south. Next weekWe are entering a period of rather unsettled weather, which may last for a few weeks, but will the new meteorological season bring about a change to something more settled, or will it be more of the same? http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2635167#outlook

UK Outlook for Friday 9 May 2014 to Sunday 18 May 2014: Any early rain will soon clear to leave sunshine and showers on Friday, some heavy and thundery. Rather windy in the south, especially along the coasts. Showers dying out early on Saturday to leave a mainly dry and bright day for many, but a band of rain and strengthening winds will likely spread in from the west later. Temperatures generally near normal, but feeling cool in the rain and where exposed to the southwesterly winds. Remaining changeable thereafter, with bands of rain likely to cross the UK at times with brighter and showery conditions in between. Often windy, especially in the west and southwest. Temperatures mostly near normal, but some warmer days are likely in the south and east, whilst feeling cooler in stronger winds in the west. Updated: 1137 on Sun 4 May 2014 http://www.metoffice...st_weather.html