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An unsettled few days although with a drier lull for parts of Britain. Atlantic low pressures rattle by with gusty winds and bands of rain but brightness in between. Read the full update here -
Most places dry today, frosty tonight before rain returns on Tuesday heralding a return to more unsettled and windy rest of week and turning chillier too, with wintriness over northern hills later in the week. Read the full update here
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More heavy rain moves into southern England and south Wales to end the weekend with flooding possible. Further north there'll be sunny spells and scattered showers. Some rain and showers will then linger, particularly in eastern regions on Monday. Read the full update here
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February 2024 is on track to be one of the warmest on record. However, it's also been wet, and further heavy rain is on course for southern England on Sunday and into Monday. Read the full update here
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Calm nights with frost this weekend. A scattering of showers on a fair Saturday before frontal rain reaches southern Britain with an east wind for Sunday. Read the full update here
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Varied weather today with rain, showers, thunder and dropping temperatures. Night frosts, heavy showers and even some snow is likely during the coming days - with the snow affecting Northern Britain and higher ground. Read the full update here
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The end of this week will feel colder, especially compared to the recent very mild conditions. Saturday should be fair with showers for a few, Sunday more uncertain. Read the full update here
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Remaining mild next few days but turning wetter and windier. Cooler, brighter but showery conditions from Friday, as polar maritime airmass moves in, with a risk of widespread overnight frost where skies clear. Read the full update here
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A look at the week ahead with a shift away from this mild southerly flow. Widespread wind and rain midweek, then cooler and showery from the west/northwest. Read the full update here
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Despite forecasts for a colder weather in February shaped by Greenland blocking highs, very mild conditions have prevailed so far, especially in southern Britain, putting the month on track to be one of the warmest on record. Temperatures now look set to drop closer to normal next week, though. Read the full update here
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The unusually mild February weather continues. Temperatures could hit 18C in the South today. But rain and flooding risks remain. Read the full update here
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Becoming unseasonably mild across England and Wales next few days, but there will be some rain around too. Mild and often unsettled through into next week, but there is a signal for chillier conditions later next week, but remaining unsettled. Read the full update here
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Sunshine will be at a premium over the next few days as cloudier, wetter and milder conditions affect many parts through to Friday, which should be drier and brighter. Could be very mild on Thursday, perhaps reaching 16C in eastern England. Read the full update here
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Unsettled weather continues with more rain on the way. Flood warnings remain in effect and are particularly likely to come to the fore again later in the week, as heavy downpours return. Sunny spells and scattered showers will be the theme today. Read the full update here
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The potential for blocking highs to the north suggests colder weather possibilities during the rest of February, but milder south-westerlies currently dominate. Read the full update here
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The weekend brings quieter weather after Thursday's heavy rain and snow. Expect lingering snow in Northern Scotland, showers elsewhere, and milder temperatures the further south you are. Read the full update here
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Parts of the North are seeing heavy, drifting snow today, especially over higher ground, with Amber warnings in force. Further South, heavy rain will be the disrupter. Read the full update here
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Frontal rain from the south hitting cold Arctic air brings the risk of snow and disruption on Thursday and Friday. Frost and Ice in the north, localised flooding in the south. Read the full update here
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Mild air in the south, cold Arctic air in the north taking hold with Scottish snow showers. In between, uncertainty midweek if, and where, a rainband might turn to snow Read the full update here
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Mild conditions continuing into the start of the new week, very wet across western Scotland. Rain spreading southeast to all parts by mid-week, turning wet and windy from Thursday, but with snow in the mix for some, as colder air tries to push south. Read the full update here
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Colder weather looms for the UK, with Scotland facing the initial chill. Uncertainty surrounds the southward spread, and mild conditions prevail for now. But changes are on the horizon. Read the full update here
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There is cold air in the north with a blustery westerly flow. Mild air clinging on in the south, with high pressure nearby. Mostly fair but pulses of rain from the Atlantic. Read the full update here
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Norway has named Ingunn for stormy conditions on Wednesday night. Before that, the low will bring gales and a distinct band of heavy rain to northern UK on Wednesday. Read the full update here
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Fluctuations with our UK temperatures, from mild then back to usual. Monday rain will add to flooding worries and very windy for northern Scotland early on Wednesday.Read the full update here
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A bulge in the Jet Stream is allowing exceptionally mild air to be drawn up from Iberia. However, Scotland and Northern Ireland will see rain, heavy at times, along with strong winds, and that wet weather will move further south into Monday. Read the full update here
