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Temperatures will be in double figures this weekend by day although blustery winds will temper how that feels. Overall it is drier thanks to high pressure in the south. Read the full update here -
High pressure set to build in across the south by the end of the week, so turning drier for southern areas. Atlantic fronts and brisk southwesterly breeze will keep northern areas cloudier with rain at times in the northwest. North south-split through weekend too, but mild for all. Read the full update here
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Southeastern Scotland continues with rain warnings on Tuesday as hefty showers bring the risk of localised flooding. There is a trend towards drier weather later this week but it's a slow shift. Read the full update here
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It's mild and wet for now across the British Isles, but a change to more settled weather does look set to arrive later next week as high pressure builds. Read the full update here
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It's been very wet over the last 36 hours across parts of the UK, with more heavy rain on the way for all over the weekend, and it will become windy, with gales in the west. After an unsettled start to next week, it looks to turn drier and settled from mid-week as high pressure builds. Read the full update here
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More rain on the way with strong and gusty winds, even severe gales for exposed northern parts. The air is milder but it may not feel that way. Read the full update here
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The frost and ice will disappear as the UK is buffeted by wet and windy weather from the Atlantic. It will be milder, especially in the south on Saturday. Read the full update here
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Cold next few days, but the damp weather easing to drier and sunnier weather on Wednesday. However, wet and conditions will arrive Wednesday night and prevail through Thursday easing to showers on Friday. It will turn milder later in the week though. Read the full update here
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Parts of Cumbria saw over 30cms of snow on Sat. 2nd December, that's a foot of snow. There was disruption, power cuts and people stuck in their cars, so how to prepare. Read the full update here
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The long range Winter forecast for 2023/2024 is now available. Read the full update here
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The UK's sixth warmest autumn on record finished with much colder weather, which has continued on into December. The wintry conditions will continue with further snow in places but gradually milder air will move up from the SW during the coming days. Read the full update here
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The Arctic chill continues with frost and a risk of ice. The showers fade from eastern Britain but appear around the Irish Sea, then for southern counties, of rain and sleet. Read the full update here
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For the last day of November, it wasn't just Scotland seeing the snow showers. Parts of Cornwall had a covering of the white stuff too. More cold air to come. Read the full update here
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A cold picture today, and as we head into the weekend, with widespread overnight frosts, fog along with some sleet and snow - particularly in the north and east, and for today, parts of southern England. Read the full update here
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Snow and Ice warnings for northern Scotland and the Northern Isles, eastern Britain from Aberdeenshire down to Yorkshire. Frosty and getting colder across the UK this week. Read the full update here
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Cold air will be around into the start of December and there will be snow showers off the North Sea for Scotland and the hills of northern/eastern England. Elsewhere, uncertainty. Read the full update here
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A look at what will be a be a generally cold week ahead. Rain clearing south Monday then turning colder from the northeast into Tuesday. Many places staying dry rest of the week, but there will be some wintry showers and potential for spell of rain, sleet and snow on Thursday in the south. Read the full update here
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High latitude blocking is set to be a major player in the UK's weather during the remainder of November and into December. It's a generally cold pattern, but early in the season with warmer than normal seas, it's not likely to be a clear-cut, cold and snowy picture countrywide. Read the full update here
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Widespread frost for Saturday morning although with lighter winds and late autumn sunshine. An Atlantic low will bring more cloud then rain for Sunday to western parts. Read the full update here
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England and Wales will be mild and cloudy on Thursday, but colder air will spread from the north during the day, even bringing some wintry showers to Scotland and N. Ireland. Remaining chilly on Friday with showers in northern Britain but more in the way of sunshine further south. Read the full update here
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Cold Arctic air will make its way southwards through the UK before the weekend. There will be cold frosty starts but a good deal of dry weather as the chilly wind eases during Saturday. Read the full update here
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Cold Arctic air is on the way by Friday. The forecast is drier overall this week but with chilly nights, the risk of ice and snow showers in the far north later on. Read the full update here
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Turning drier from Tuesday, as high pressure builds in for a few days. Mild before a cold front sweeps south by Friday, introducing colder air for the weekend, with a risk of widespread frost. Read the full update here
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After a mild end to the weekend with frequent showers, especially in the north and west, cooler air will spread south into the new working week. Read the full update here
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A potential northerly outbreak brings the chance of wintry showers and frost this time next week. In the meantime, there's more rain in the picture this weekend. Read the full update here
